source-management

Enterprise search across MCP sources is managed by detecting connected tools, mapping them to searchable sources, and tracking source health to return complete results. This Skill orchestrates that process by identifying usable sources and guiding you to add missing connections.

The best way to prioritize search sources is by ordering source queries based on query intent. This Skill applies priority weights to decisions, status, documents, people, and policy searches so the most relevant sources are queried first for each specific type.

To handle rate limiting when querying MCP sources, avoid immediate retries and continue with other available sources. This Skill manages rate limits by querying alternative sources and informing you when partial results are returned due to source limits.

Enterprise search returns partial results when connected sources are rate limited or missing. This Skill detects which MCP sources are usable, avoids retrying rate limited sources, and provides user-visible scope explanations so you understand what was and was not searched.

Yes, searching for people and policy documents across heterogeneous MCP sources is supported by applying query intent prioritization. This Skill identifies available tools for people and factual or policy searches and queries the appropriate connected sources first.

To connect missing MCP sources when search results are weak, follow actionable steps to add the needed tools to your environment. This Skill identifies which sources are missing for your query and provides clear instructions on how to connect them.