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Search, grep, browse, and read across registered MFS data sources via the `mfs` CLI — codebases, docs, PDFs, web crawls, databases (postgres/mysql/mongo/snowfla
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Search, grep, browse, and read across registered MFS data sources via the `mfs` CLI — codebases, docs, PDFs, web crawls, databases (postgres/mysql/mongo/snowflake/bigquery), issue trackers (jira/linear/github), CRMs (hubspot), chat (slack/discord/gmail/feishu), object stores (s3/gdrive). Use whenever the user asks to find, locate, look up, look across, or read something out of an already-configured MFS index. Trigger phrases include "search the codebase for", "find anywhere about", "where is X mentioned", "look across our [slack/jira/postgres/etc]", "any past tickets/RFCs/commits about", "what does our wiki say about", "cat / head / tail / ls / tree this MFS path". Do NOT use for: registering a NEW data source (use `mfs-ingest`), changing connector config, kicking off re-ingest, or any write/delete operation — `mfs` is read-only.
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MFS — find / read across configured sources
1. What MFS is
A retrieval layer that exposes many kinds of content as a unified path tree and makes that tree searchable through one hybrid index:
- One CLI (
mfs), one mental model. Local dir, Postgres, GitHub repo, Slack workspace, S3 bucket, BigQuery dataset — all addressed as paths under their<scheme>://URI. Same verbs everywhere:ls / tree / cat / head / tail / grep / search / export. - One hybrid index. Dense vectors (semantic) + BM25 (keyword) fused per query — covers conceptual recall and exact-token recall in one call.
- POSIX-style locators. Every search hit carries a
locatorthat reopens the exact unit:{"lines":[s,e]}for text/code, a PK dict for rows/issues/threads.
2. When to use MFS — and when NOT to
| Situation | Use MFS? |
|---|---|
| 1000+ files / rows / pages, you don't know where the answer is | ✅ |
| Cross-source question ("any past tickets / commits / RFCs about X") | ✅ --all |
| Concept-style query that won't match literally | ✅ --mode semantic |
| You already know the exact file + roughly where to look | ❌ plain cat/grep |
| Exact identifier / error code in 5 files you can list | ❌ plain grep/rg |
| Real-time tailing of a live log | ❌ index lags ingest |
| The source isn't in MFS yet | wrong skill, use mfs-ingest to register first |
Rule: use the smallest tool that answers the question. MFS pays off
when the scope is too big for rg.
Borderline — ASK the user:
| Ask | Likely answer | Why |
|---|---|---|
| "Summarise these 10 PDFs" | ✅ mfs search + cat --peek per hit | each PDF gets a converted_md artifact + searchable chunks |
| "Find similar tickets to this one" | ✅ paste the ticket text as the search query | semantic over row_text does similarity matching |
| "Watch for new slack messages" | ❌ no watch capability; use Slack's API | index lags ingest |
| "Look up user 12345" | ❌ mfs cat <source> --locator '{"id":12345}' directly (skip search) | one-record-by-id doesn't need ranking |
3. Pre-flight — confirm the source is indexed
Before running any query, especially on cross-source asks:
mfs status # server up? any connectors registered?
mfs connector inspect <uri> # this connector's object/job summary
mfs ls <uri> --json # per-entry capabilities + indexable / search_status
- Server unreachable → tell user to start it (
mfs serve startif self-hosted), or this skill can't proceed. connectorsempty → user hasn't ingested anything yet. Redirect tomfs-ingest— don't try to search nothing.search_status: unavailablefor the target URI → onlygrep/ls/catwork; offer those or redirect tomfs-ingestfor a re-sync.building→ sync in flight; fall back tomfs grep(works without an index) until done.partial→ recall incomplete but usable; flag the caveat to the user.
4. The core workflow: search → locate → browse
search locate browse
┌──────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────────┐
│ semantic + BM25 │ → │ result has lines │ → │ cat --range / cat │
│ finds candidates│ │ or a locator │ │ --peek to confirm │
└──────────────────┘ └──────────────────┘ └─────────────────────┘
On large corpora this loop is the whole point: read only the part that matters. On small corpora it's still fine, just lighter.
Concrete:
- Search:
mfs search "<what the user actually wants>" <path-or-uri> --top-k 10 - Locate — every hit's envelope carries
locator:- text/code →
{"lines":[start,end]}→mfs cat <source> --range start:end - structured (row/issue/thread) → PK dict →
mfs cat <source> --locator '{...}' - once-per-object (dir/schema summary, image VLM) →
null→mfs cat <source>
- text/code →
- Browse — verify only what's needed:
mfs cat --peek <file> # outline (headings / function signatures) mfs cat --skim <file> # peek + one-line summaries per section mfs head -n 20 <uri> # first records of a structured object mfs tree <uri> -L 2 # subtree shape
5. Index requirement rules of thumb
mfs searchrequires an index.mfs grepworks without — pushdown → BM25 → linear scan fallback.mfs ls / tree / cat / head / tailbrowse without an index.
6. Search modes
mfs search defaults to hybrid. Override only when you know why.
--mode | Mechanic | When |
|---|---|---|
hybrid (default) | dense + BM25 fused with RRF | almost always |
semantic | dense only | conceptual query, wording won't match literally |
keyword | BM25 only | exact-term (config key, error code) without semantic drift |
Other useful flags:
--top-k N— default 10; raise to 20-30 on a weak first round.--all— search every registered connector. Otherwise scope to a path/URI prefix.--kind <list>— restrict chunk kinds (row_text,thread_aggregate,body,summary,vlm_description, …).--collapse— keep only the top-scoring chunk per object; later chunks from the same source are dropped, not merged. Recall stays as-is (the query still hits the same candidates), but the visible result count can fall below--top-k— collapse is a post-filter, not a re-rank. If you want N distinct objects, raise--top-k(e.g.--top-k 30 --collapse).
--all: when yes, when no
- ✅ Cross-source recall — "any past tickets / commits / RFCs / slack about X".
- ❌ You know the source — scope to
slack://; postgres + jira + docs together aren't comparable. - ⚠ More than ~5 registered connectors — ASK the user whether to fan out widely or scope to the 2-3 likeliest sources first.
7. Decision tree — pick the smallest useful tool
| Signal in the ask | Sub-task | Use |
|---|---|---|
| natural-language question / sentence | exploratory | mfs search "<q>" <scope> |
| paraphrased / conceptual wording | semantic-only | mfs search --mode semantic |
| exact identifier / config key / unique phrase | literal anchor | mfs grep "<lit>" <path> (or rg) |
| filename / directory pattern | path lookup | find / shell glob / fd |
| known file + needs outline | structural overview | mfs cat --peek <file> |
| known file + compact summary | dense overview | mfs cat --skim <file> |
| search hit + surrounding context | reopen | mfs cat <file> --range s:e |
| structured hit (row/issue/thread) | reopen by PK | mfs cat <source> --locator '{...}' |
| several close candidates | compare | mfs cat --peek each, then pick |
| single record + known key | no-search lookup | mfs cat <source> --locator '{"id":12}' |
| first / last N | sample | mfs head -n N / mfs tail -n N |
| subtree shape | orient | mfs tree -L 2 <uri> |
| full object for offline tooling | export | mfs export <uri> <file> |
mfs search requires an explicit scope or --all.
8. Command cheat sheet
Search
mfs search "<query>" <path-or-uri> # default: hybrid, top-k=10
mfs search "<query>" --all # whole namespace
mfs search "<query>" <path> --top-k 20 # more candidates
mfs search "<query>" <path> --mode semantic # dense-only
mfs search "<query>" <path> --mode keyword # BM25-only
mfs search "<query>" <path> --kind row_text # restrict chunk kinds
mfs search "<query>" <path> --collapse # keep top hit per object (post-filter, may return < top-k)
Grep
mfs grep "<pattern>" <path> # pushdown -> BM25 -> linear
mfs grep is not grep. The three-tier dispatch is:
- Pushdown — for structured connectors (
postgres,mongo,jira, …) the pattern is shipped to the source as a LIKE / regex filter. Literal-exact, token-level; no regex on most structured connectors. - BM25 over indexed objects — for
body/code/documentchunks already in Milvus, the pattern is fed through the same sparse indexsearch --mode keyworduses. That is a tokenized, ranked lookup, not a literal substring scan: an analyzer split likegetUserId→get,user,idwill rankuserIdas a hit; a CJK pattern with no analyzer match returns nothing even when the literal bytes are present. If you need "does this exact byte string appear anywhere?",mfs exportthe object and runrglocally —mfs grephas no "force linear over indexed objects" flag. - Linear scan — only for not-indexed files in scope (file
connector before
mfs add). True substring / regex.
For exact-exhaustive on a huge structured object, mfs export then
local grep / rg.
Read
mfs cat <path> # full content (refused if "lazy")
mfs cat <path> --range A:B # lines A..B-1 (1-based, end-exclusive)
mfs cat <path> --locator '{"id":12}' # reopen a structured record
mfs cat <path> --peek # outline only
mfs cat <path> --skim # peek + per-section summaries
mfs cat <path> --meta # stat-style, not content
Density ladder:
| Mode | Use it when |
|---|---|
--peek | "show me the outline" |
--skim | + one-line summary per section, still concise |
| (default) | full content; small file or really need it |
--range A:B | already know which lines matter (e.g. search hit) |
mfs head -n 50 <path> # first 50 lines/records
mfs tail -n 50 <path> # last 50; native-accel reverse read
For a lazy rows.jsonl / messages.jsonl, head is how to see record
shape without paying full-scan cost.
Browse
mfs ls <uri> # one level
mfs tree <uri> -L 2 # depth-bounded recursive
NOT a substitute for search when the target is unknown and conceptual.
Export
mfs export <uri> <out-file> # full object to disk for jq/awk pipelines
cat of a huge lazy object is refused — use export for bulk processing.
Status (useful before AND during search work)
mfs status # server + all connectors
mfs connector inspect <uri> # one connector's object/job summary
mfs connector list # list registered connectors
mfs job list # recent indexing jobs (background re-syncs)
Always prefer --json when output will be parsed.
9. Weak results → recover, don't thrash
If top hits look off-topic:
- Rewrite with synonyms / domain terms. ASK the user for the domain term they'd actually use if vague. One clarifier beats five blind queries.
- Raise
--top-kto compare distinct candidates. mfs cat --peekthe top few to compare structure.- Switch mode — semantic if hybrid was keyword-noisy; keyword if specific terms should be the anchor.
- Then literal
grep— only if the task has a real literal anchor (error
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name: mfs-find version: 0.4.0 mfs_compat: ">=0.4,<0.5" description: >- Search, grep, browse, and read across registered MFS data sources via the `mfs` CLI — codebases, docs, PDFs, web crawls, databases (postgres/mysql/mongo/snowflake/bigquery), issue trackers (jira/linear/github), CRMs (hubspot), chat (slack/discord/gmail/feishu), object stores (s3/gdrive). Use whenever the user asks to find, locate, look up, look across, or read something out of an already-configured MFS index. Trigger phrases include "search the codebase for", "find anywhere about", "where is X mentioned", "look across our [slack/jira/postgres/etc]", "any past tickets/RFCs/commits about", "what does our wiki say about", "cat / head / tail / ls / tree this MFS path". Do NOT use for: registering a NEW data source (use `mfs-ingest`), changing connector config, kicking off re-ingest, or any write/delete operation — `mfs` is read-only.
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---
name: mfs-find
version: 0.4.0
mfs_compat: ">=0.4,<0.5"
description: >-
Search, grep, browse, and read across registered MFS data sources via the
`mfs` CLI — codebases, docs, PDFs, web crawls, databases
(postgres/mysql/mongo/snowflake/bigquery), issue trackers
(jira/linear/github), CRMs (hubspot), chat (slack/discord/gmail/feishu),
object stores (s3/gdrive). Use whenever the user asks to find, locate,
look up, look across, or read something out of an already-configured MFS
index. Trigger phrases include "search the codebase for", "find anywhere
about", "where is X mentioned", "look across our [slack/jira/postgres/etc]",
"any past tickets/RFCs/commits about", "what does our wiki say about",
"cat / head / tail / ls / tree this MFS path". Do NOT use for:
registering a NEW data source (use `mfs-ingest`), changing connector config,
kicking off re-ingest, or any write/delete operation — `mfs` is read-only.
---
# MFS — find / read across configured sources
## 1. What MFS is
A retrieval layer that exposes many kinds of content as a unified path
tree and makes that tree searchable through one hybrid index:
- **One CLI (`mfs`), one mental model.** Local dir, Postgres, GitHub repo,
Slack workspace, S3 bucket, BigQuery dataset — all addressed as paths
under their `<scheme>://` URI. Same verbs everywhere: `ls / tree / cat /
head / tail / grep / search / export`.
- **One hybrid index.** Dense vectors (semantic) + BM25 (keyword) fused
per query — covers conceptual recall and exact-token recall in one call.
- **POSIX-style locators.** Every search hit carries a `locator` that
reopens the exact unit: `{"lines":[s,e]}` for text/code, a PK dict for
rows/issues/threads.
## 2. When to use MFS — and when NOT to
| Situation | Use MFS? |
|---|---|
| 1000+ files / rows / pages, you don't know where the answer is | ✅ |
| Cross-source question ("any past tickets / commits / RFCs about X") | ✅ `--all` |
| Concept-style query that won't match literally | ✅ `--mode semantic` |
| You already know the exact file + roughly where to look | ❌ plain `cat`/`grep` |
| Exact identifier / error code in 5 files you can list | ❌ plain `grep`/`rg` |
| Real-time tailing of a live log | ❌ index lags ingest |
| The source isn't in MFS yet | wrong skill, use `mfs-ingest` to register first |
**Rule:** use the smallest tool that answers the question. MFS pays off
when the scope is too big for `rg`.
**Borderline — ASK the user:**
| Ask | Likely answer | Why |
|---|---|---|
| "Summarise these 10 PDFs" | ✅ `mfs search` + `cat --peek` per hit | each PDF gets a `converted_md` artifact + searchable chunks |
| "Find similar tickets to this one" | ✅ paste the ticket text as the search query | semantic over `row_text` does similarity matching |
| "Watch for new slack messages" | ❌ no `watch` capability; use Slack's API | index lags ingest |
| "Look up user 12345" | ❌ `mfs cat <source> --locator '{"id":12345}'` directly (skip search) | one-record-by-id doesn't need ranking |
## 3. Pre-flight — confirm the source is indexed
Before running any query, especially on cross-source asks:
```bash
mfs status # server up? any connectors registered?
mfs connector inspect <uri> # this connector's object/job summary
mfs ls <uri> --json # per-entry capabilities + indexable / search_status
```
- Server unreachable → tell user to start it (`mfs serve start` if
self-hosted), or this skill can't proceed.
- `connectors` empty → user hasn't ingested anything yet. **Redirect to
`mfs-ingest`** — don't try to search nothing.
- `search_status: unavailable` for the target URI → only `grep` / `ls` /
`cat` work; offer those or redirect to `mfs-ingest` for a re-sync.
- `building` → sync in flight; fall back to `mfs grep` (works without an
index) until done.
- `partial` → recall incomplete but usable; flag the caveat to the user.
## 4. The core workflow: search → locate → browse
```
search locate browse
┌──────────────────┐ ┌──────────────────┐ ┌─────────────────────┐
│ semantic + BM25 │ → │ result has lines │ → │ cat --range / cat │
│ finds candidates│ │ or a locator │ │ --peek to confirm │
└──────────────────┘ └──────────────────┘ └─────────────────────┘
```
On large corpora this loop is the whole point: read only the part that
matters. On small corpora it's still fine, just lighter.
Concrete:
1. **Search:**
```bash
mfs search "<what the user actually wants>" <path-or-uri> --top-k 10
```
2. **Locate** — every hit's envelope carries `locator`:
- text/code → `{"lines":[start,end]}` → `mfs cat <source> --range start:end`
- structured (row/issue/thread) → PK dict → `mfs cat <source> --locator '{...}'`
- once-per-object (dir/schema summary, image VLM) → `null` → `mfs cat <source>`
3. **Browse** — verify only what's needed:
```bash
mfs cat --peek <file> # outline (headings / function signatures)
mfs cat --skim <file> # peek + one-line summaries per section
mfs head -n 20 <uri> # first records of a structured object
mfs tree <uri> -L 2 # subtree shape
```
## 5. Index requirement rules of thumb
- `mfs search` **requires** an index.
- `mfs grep` works **without** — pushdown → BM25 → linear scan fallback.
- `mfs ls / tree / cat / head / tail` browse **without** an index.
## 6. Search modes
`mfs search` defaults to `hybrid`. Override only when you know why.
| `--mode` | Mechanic | When |
|---|---|---|
| **`hybrid`** *(default)* | dense + BM25 fused with RRF | almost always |
| `semantic` | dense only | conceptual query, wording won't match literally |
| `keyword` | BM25 only | exact-term (config key, error code) without semantic drift |
Other useful flags:
- `--top-k N` — default 10; raise to 20-30 on a weak first round.
- `--all` — search every registered connector. Otherwise scope to a path/URI prefix.
- `--kind <list>` — restrict chunk kinds (`row_text`, `thread_aggregate`,
`body`, `summary`, `vlm_description`, …).
- `--collapse` — keep only the top-scoring chunk per object; later chunks
from the same source are dropped, not merged. Recall stays as-is (the
query still hits the same candidates), but the visible result count can
fall below `--top-k` — collapse is a post-filter, not a re-rank. If you
want N distinct objects, raise `--top-k` (e.g. `--top-k 30 --collapse`).
### `--all`: when yes, when no
- ✅ Cross-source recall — "any past tickets / commits / RFCs / slack about X".
- ❌ You know the source — scope to `slack://`; postgres + jira + docs together aren't comparable.
- ⚠ More than ~5 registered connectors — ASK the user whether to fan out
widely or scope to the 2-3 likeliest sources first.
## 7. Decision tree — pick the smallest useful tool
| Signal in the ask | Sub-task | Use |
|---|---|---|
| natural-language question / sentence | exploratory | `mfs search "<q>" <scope>` |
| paraphrased / conceptual wording | semantic-only | `mfs search --mode semantic` |
| exact identifier / config key / unique phrase | literal anchor | `mfs grep "<lit>" <path>` (or `rg`) |
| filename / directory pattern | path lookup | `find` / shell glob / `fd` |
| known file + needs outline | structural overview | `mfs cat --peek <file>` |
| known file + compact summary | dense overview | `mfs cat --skim <file>` |
| search hit + surrounding context | reopen | `mfs cat <file> --range s:e` |
| structured hit (row/issue/thread) | reopen by PK | `mfs cat <source> --locator '{...}'` |
| several close candidates | compare | `mfs cat --peek` each, then pick |
| single record + known key | no-search lookup | `mfs cat <source> --locator '{"id":12}'` |
| first / last N | sample | `mfs head -n N` / `mfs tail -n N` |
| subtree shape | orient | `mfs tree -L 2 <uri>` |
| full object for offline tooling | export | `mfs export <uri> <file>` |
`mfs search` requires an explicit scope or `--all`.
## 8. Command cheat sheet
### Search
```bash
mfs search "<query>" <path-or-uri> # default: hybrid, top-k=10
mfs search "<query>" --all # whole namespace
mfs search "<query>" <path> --top-k 20 # more candidates
mfs search "<query>" <path> --mode semantic # dense-only
mfs search "<query>" <path> --mode keyword # BM25-only
mfs search "<query>" <path> --kind row_text # restrict chunk kinds
mfs search "<query>" <path> --collapse # keep top hit per object (post-filter, may return < top-k)
```
### Grep
```bash
mfs grep "<pattern>" <path> # pushdown -> BM25 -> linear
```
**`mfs grep` is not `grep`.** The three-tier dispatch is:
1. **Pushdown** — for structured connectors (`postgres`, `mongo`,
`jira`, …) the pattern is shipped to the source as a LIKE / regex
filter. Literal-exact, token-level; no regex on most structured
connectors.
2. **BM25** over indexed objects — for `body`/`code`/`document` chunks
already in Milvus, the pattern is fed through the same sparse
index `search --mode keyword` uses. That is a tokenized,
ranked lookup, **not** a literal substring scan: an analyzer split
like `getUserId` → `get`, `user`, `id` will rank
`userId` as a hit; a CJK pattern with no analyzer match returns
nothing even when the literal bytes are present. If you need
"does this exact byte string appear anywhere?", `mfs export` the
object and run `rg` locally — `mfs grep` has no "force linear over
indexed objects" flag.
3. **Linear scan** — only for not-indexed files in scope (file
connector before `mfs add`). True substring / regex.
For exact-exhaustive on a huge structured object, `mfs export` then
local `grep` / `rg`.
### Read
```bash
mfs cat <path> # full content (refused if "lazy")
mfs cat <path> --range A:B # lines A..B-1 (1-based, end-exclusive)
mfs cat <path> --locator '{"id":12}' # reopen a structured record
mfs cat <path> --peek # outline only
mfs cat <path> --skim # peek + per-section summaries
mfs cat <path> --meta # stat-style, not content
```
Density ladder:
| Mode | Use it when |
|---|---|
| `--peek` | "show me the outline" |
| `--skim` | + one-line summary per section, still concise |
| (default) | full content; small file or really need it |
| `--range A:B` | already know which lines matter (e.g. search hit) |
```bash
mfs head -n 50 <path> # first 50 lines/records
mfs tail -n 50 <path> # last 50; native-accel reverse read
```
For a lazy `rows.jsonl` / `messages.jsonl`, `head` is how to see record
shape without paying full-scan cost.
### Browse
```bash
mfs ls <uri> # one level
mfs tree <uri> -L 2 # depth-bounded recursive
```
NOT a substitute for `search` when the target is unknown and conceptual.
### Export
```bash
mfs export <uri> <out-file> # full object to disk for jq/awk pipelines
```
`cat` of a huge lazy object is refused — use `export` for bulk processing.
### Status (useful before AND during search work)
```bash
mfs status # server + all connectors
mfs connector inspect <uri> # one connector's object/job summary
mfs connector list # list registered connectors
mfs job list # recent indexing jobs (background re-syncs)
```
Always prefer `--json` when output will be parsed.
## 9. Weak results → recover, don't thrash
If top hits look off-topic:
1. **Rewrite** with synonyms / domain terms. ASK the user for the domain
term they'd actually use if vague. One clarifier beats five blind queries.
2. **Raise `--top-k`** to compare distinct candidates.
3. **`mfs cat --peek`** the top few to compare structure.
4. **Switch mode** — semantic if hybrid was keyword-noisy; keyword if
specific terms should be the anchor.
5. **Then** literal `grep` — only if the task has a real literal anchor
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