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Multi-domain agent skills collection for AI coding agents (Claude, Cursor, Copilot, OpenCode, and more). Covers programming, biology, cooking, and future domains. Installable via npx skills add.

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npx -y skills add natuleadan/skills --skill 030103-lancedb-fulltext

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LanceDB full-text search — BM25 indexing, FTS querying, fuzzy search, phrase queries, field boosting, and boolean search.

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Full-Text Search

Overview

Full-text search with LanceDB using BM25 indexing. Covers FTS index creation, query patterns, fuzzy search, and advanced filtering.

Quick Reference

FTS Index

table.create_fts_index("text_column", replace=True)

Basic Query

const results = await table.search("search terms", queryType="fts").toArray()

FTS Features

FeatureAPIDescription
Phrase"exact phrase"Exact phrase matching
Fuzzyterm~1Levenshtein distance
Field boostfield:term^2Weighted field scoring
BooleanMust/ShouldAND/OR term combinations
Filtering.filter(sql)Metadata pre-filtering

References

  • FTS Index — Index creation, BM25 configuration, tokenization
  • FTS Querying — Query patterns, phrase search, index usage
  • FTS Advanced — Fuzzy, boosting, boolean, array fields, filtering

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