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The search_engines parameter was declared in the MCP schema and CLI help but never consumed — passing it had no effect on which engines ran. - Add engineFilter to OrchestratorInput - Filter engine entries by name (case-insensitive) in runV1Search - Pass SearchInput.search_engines as engineFilter in core-provider - Unknown filter names fall back to full roster (graceful degradation) - 5 new tests: filter, case-insensitive, empty, undefined, no-match fallback Closes KnockOutEZ#303
… key coderabbitai findings from PR#414: - Include search_engines in buildSearchCacheKey fingerprint so cached unfiltered results cannot satisfy filtered requests - Apply engineFilter allowlist to probeEntries (recovery wave) and getGeneralEngines (starvation backfill) so a degraded or thin search does not dispatch unselected engines - Extract applyEngineAllowlist helper to avoid duplicating the case-insensitive allowlist logic across three call sites
1. hasAnyFilter now includes search_engines - ensures filtered cache requests produce distinct cache keys from unfiltered ones. 2. applyEngineAllowlist returns empty array when no matches - the fallback to full roster is now handled explicitly at the primary wave call site, while recovery/backfill waves correctly respect the filter.
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 8 included reviews per hour; 7 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe search engine filter now changes cache keys and restricts orchestrator dispatches. The provider passes the filter to initial and low-recall searches. Recovery, backfill, and degraded-vertical fallback preserve recognized engine restrictions. ChangesSearch engine filtering
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Search-engine filters now constrain dispatch and fallback behavior. A low residual risk remains that future vertical additions could weaken global engine recognition and restore broader fallback behavior. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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SearchInput->>CoreProvider: provide search_engines
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In `@src/cache/store.ts`:
- Around line 379-380: Normalize search engine names with the shared trim,
lowercase, deduplicate, and sort logic before cache fingerprinting, and reuse
that normalized representation in hasAnyFilter and the fingerprint path. Ensure
casing, whitespace, ordering, and duplicate names that dispatch the same engine
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unknown. Update the logic around allEntries, entries, and applyEngineAllowlist
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1. Probe-only filter match (Major): selecting a configured probe-only engine (e.g. Mojeek with searchMojeekProbeOnly) no longer triggers the full-primary-roster fallback; the probe-only engine is dispatched instead. Full-roster fallback now only fires when the filter matches no configured engine at all. 2. Cache key normalisation (Minor): search_engines is now normalised (trim, lowercase, dedupe, sort) before fingerprinting, shared with hasAnyFilter, so casing/order/duplicate lists dispatching the same engine set produce identical cache keys.
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In `@src/search/core/orchestrator.ts`:
- Around line 390-391: Normalize engineFilter entries by trimming whitespace
before the allowlist gates and engine matching, and treat a list containing only
blank values as no filter. Ensure the normalized value is used for dispatch so
padded names cannot select or cache the wrong roster, and add a regression test
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- Line 401: The recovery roster must exclude probe-only engines already used for
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…spatch in recovery Addresses the two CodeRabbit findings on PR KnockOutEZ#521 (2026-09-01): 1. Major (orchestrator.ts:391): normalise engineFilter ONCE up front (trim, lowercase, dedupe, sort) via a shared normaliseEngineList (src/util/engine-list.ts) used by BOTH the cache-key fingerprint and every allowlist gate (primary, probe fallback, recovery, starvation backfill). A whitespace-padded valid value like [' duckduckgo '] now dispatches only that engine — before, it missed the raw allowlist and dispatched the full roster, which the cache layer then filed under the trimmed single-engine key. An all-blank list normalises to null, i.e. no filter. 2. Minor (orchestrator.ts:401): engines that received an attempted (non-skipped) primary dispatch are excluded from the probe recovery roster — a selected probe-only engine returning zero results no longer triggers a second external request + recovery wait against the same engine. Skipped (breaker-open) engines stay eligible; a name-dedupe also covers the skipped-probe appearing in both lists. Tests: 3 new orchestrator regressions (padded valid name, all-blank filter, zero-result probe-only). tsc --noEmit clean; orchestrator suite 68/68 green.
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- Line 397: Preserve the recognized engineFilter state when the orchestrator
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…eral fallback When a specialized engine matched the engineFilter but returned no results, the degraded fallback to category 'general' re-entered the allowlist gate with zero matches and silently restored the full general roster, running engines the caller never selected. The fallback now preserves the recognized-filter state: if the filter matched configured engines in this vertical but none exist in the general roster, the fallback is skipped and the degraded result is surfaced. An unrecognized filter (typo) still falls back to the full general roster as before. Adds two regression tests (70/70 green, tsc --noEmit clean).
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In `@src/search/core/orchestrator.ts`:
- Around line 409-411: Update the roster restoration logic around
applyEngineAllowlist so it checks whether the requested engine is configured in
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globally but unavailable in the current vertical, keep entries empty; retain the
full-roster fallback only for unrecognized filters.
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…he full roster CodeRabbit re-review finding (2026-09-09T14:21Z) on orchestrator.ts: probeAllowlisted and the primary allowlist check are both local to the current vertical. A filter naming an engine configured only in ANOTHER vertical (e.g. a code-vertical engine on a general request) missed both checks, leaving entries as the FULL roster of the current vertical and dispatching engines the caller never selected. Fix: add isEngineFilterRecognisedAnywhere() over all six vertical rosters. Recognised-but-unavailable-here now dispatches nothing (entries = [] + warn log); the full-roster fallback survives only for filters matching no configured engine anywhere (caller typo). Also per the Minor test finding: assert the probe-only mojeekSpy was not called in the holds-probe-back test (previously only bing was excluded from enginesUsed). Tests: new regression (cross-vertical recognized filter on general dispatches nothing, degraded + empty); 71/71 orchestrator tests green; tsc --noEmit clean.
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323-323: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winMake
ALL_VERTICALSexhaustive whenVerticalchanges.The current
Verticalunion andALL_VERTICALScontain the same six members, so this is not a current recognition failure. If a futureVerticalmember is omitted here,isEngineFilterRecognisedAnywherecan returnfalse, causing the fallback to dispatch the full current vertical instead of the selected engine. Usesatisfies Record<Vertical, true>to make the omission a compile error.♻️ Proposed exhaustiveness guard
-const ALL_VERTICALS: Vertical[] = ['general', 'news', 'code', 'docs', 'papers', 'images']; +const ALL_VERTICALS = Object.keys({ + general: true, + news: true, + code: true, + docs: true, + papers: true, + images: true, +} satisfies Record<Vertical, true>) as Vertical[];🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Hi @fuleinist — thank you for this PR, and I'm sorry it's been sitting here without a proper review. I've been heads-down building some pretty big features and improvements for wigolo, and as a solo dev, shipping that while also reviewing and maintaining every issue and PR has been genuinely hard. This one isn't forgotten — it just hasn't had the attention it deserves yet. I'd really appreciate your patience here. I'm going to work through the open PRs and issues properly over the next few weeks (sooner if I can free up), and I'll follow up right here. In the meantime, the wigolo Discord is open if you'd like to follow what's being built, ask questions, or nudge me directly: https://discord.gg/BkUUgz2bNF Thanks again for contributing, and for understanding — it genuinely means a lot. 🙏 |
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Thanks for the note @KnockOutEZ — no rush at all, and no apology needed. Solo-maintainer load is real, and the big-features work comes first. I'll keep the branch rebased and mergeable on my side so it's ready whenever you get to it. Looking forward to seeing what you're building. 🙏 |
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Addresses the two findings from the latest CodeRabbit review on PR #414:
hasAnyFilter now includes search_engines - When search_engines is the only filter, the cache key now properly distinguishes it from unfiltered requests.
applyEngineAllowlist no longer silently re-introduces engines - The function now returns an empty array when no matches are found. The fallback to full roster is handled explicitly at the call site for the primary wave only.
This ensures filtered searches produce distinct cache keys and that engine filters are consistently applied across all dispatch waves.
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