What problem does it solve? Pure vector search often misses exact keyword matches, and combining results from multiple search types (sparse, dense, multi-representation) into one ranked list is non-trivial. This Skill guides you through designing, building, and evaluating hybrid search pipelines in Qdrant using the Query API. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Hybrid Query Construction: Build parallel prefetch searches over named vectors (dense, sparse, multivector) and fuse them in a single Query API request. - Fusion Method Selection: Choose between RRF, DBSF, FormulaQuery, or late-interaction reranking (e.g., ColBERT) based on score comparability and precision needs. - Sparse Model Guidance: Pick the right lexical retrieval model (BM25, BM42, miniCOIL, SPLADE++) with configuration caveats like per-language tokenization and per-tenant IDF scoping. - Use Case: A multi-tenant search application misses exact product-code matches with dense embeddings alone. Use this Skill to add a BM25 sparse named vector, fuse results with RRF, and scope IDF statistics per tenant on Qdrant 1.19+. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to help you set up hybrid search in Qdrant combining BM25 sparse vectors with dense embeddings and fusing results with RRF.