Browse queries return the full catalog
Asking Alex OS to list a content type used to return a single semantic match. Retrieval now detects browse intent and returns the full published set for the named type.
18 of 18
- Proof type
- quality
- Confidence
- verified
Typing "projects" into Ask Alex OS returned 1 semantically-nearest project.
Browse intent is detected; the named type is widened and boosted so the full published set comes back.
How it was measured
Asked Alex OS the bare type name ("projects") through the public ask endpoint and counted the distinct published items in the cited refs, before and after the browse-intent change. Before: 1 item. After: all 18 published projects.
Honest limitations
Measured for one content type. Browse intent is detected by matching the query against known type names, so it helps when a visitor names a type and does nothing for a question phrased another way. It also counts what retrieval returns, not whether the answer built from those items is good.