Searching AEM Documentation

To search AEM Edge Delivery documentation efficiently, query the official index data using multi-keyword relevance scoring to filter out stop words and rank results by relevance. This approach returns concise page paths, titles, and snippets without loading full pages, saving context.

The best way to find AEM configuration guidance is to run a keyword search against the consolidated docpages-index.json and query-index.json datasets. This mechanism surfaces structured results including the path, title, description, and snippet for both docs and blog posts.

Yes, you can check deprecations directly from search results. The search output includes a deprecation field that warns you about deprecated features and suggests alternatives, preventing you from wasting time reading outdated documentation pages.

To retrieve full content after finding a relevant page path, use WebFetch on the top-ranked search results. The search script first identifies and scores the most relevant documentation links, enabling you to fetch only the authoritative pages you need.

Yes, the AEM documentation search returns results for both tutorials and feature references. It queries the complete aem.live documentation index, ranking both standard docs and blog posts by multi-keyword relevance to surface the most appropriate authoritative guidance.