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Ask the archive.

This site's own search, over its own archive: every article, indexed along its headings. Ask in plain language — the answer comes back as an article, with the passage marked and a relevance score you can check.

Index: 9 articles · 119 heading-aligned chunks
Strategy: BM25 over the same chunks, locally — no query leaves this server
Everywhere: ⌘K opens it on every page

The field

Examples

3 results · 1 msBM25 · HEADING-ALIGNED CHUNKS

An AI agent for pharmacies: why the prohibitions are the product
Voice on one side, chat on the other, one database behind both. Not one fact comes from the model: six tools, the prompt as policy, three named limits.
11.08.2026 · AI agents · Automation · 7 MIN
Six rounds for one job: what each one is really asking, and the twenty minutes where it went wrong
Five and a half hours of interviews, a night on the take-home, fourteen pages of notes — then a verbal yes, a hiring freeze and silence. No company name.
11.08.2026 · Job applications · Recruiting · 10 MIN
Snipeflip: a deal finder where the AI ends up doing less than it did on day one
An AI agent on my own server reads every classifieds listing, scores it 0 to 100 and speaks up above 70. The architecture, five mistakes, one German word.
06.08.2026 · AI agents · Claude Code · 13 MIN

The same field the palette uses, the same route, the same index: 9 articles in 119 chunks.

The palette — ⌘K, on every page

The same search, one keystroke away — wherever you happen to be reading.

⌘K opens it, ESC closes it, and focus returns to wherever it was. Try it — right here on this page:

The gesture: two keys, worn where they get hit — The gesture, legible on the hardware16:9

The machine behind it

Two things the field does not show about itself — what a keystroke costs on the wire, and everywhere the search lives.

A whole sentence typed — three requests instead of twenty-nine, thanks to a 160 ms debounce — What typing costs: three requests, not twenty-nine16:9

Every public route on this site, each one with ⌘K — Where it lives: on every route16:9

Debounce: 160 ms — fast enough to feel live, slow enough to spare the wire
Ordering: In-flight requests are aborted — results never arrive stale
Layout: The results area never shrinks — nothing below it jumps while you type
Fallback: With no vector index: BM25 over the same chunks — the search degrades, it does not fail