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# Search Scoring Configuration Search scoring powers the `records_search` tool with client-side relevance ranking and caching. The defaults are tuned for Issue #885, but you can adjust behavior through environment variables. ## Environment Variables | Variable | Default | Description | | ------------------------- | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | `ENABLE_SEARCH_SCORING` | `true` | Toggle the scoring and caching layer. Set to `false` to fall back to Attio API ordering. | | `SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT` | `20` | Number of results returned to callers. Must be a positive integer. | | `SEARCH_FETCH_MULTIPLIER` | `5` | Multiplier used when scoring is enabled to fetch a larger candidate set before ranking. Chosen based on testing: 5x provides optimal balance between relevance (more candidates to score) and performance (API response time). | | `SEARCH_FETCH_MIN` | `50` | Minimum number of candidates fetched when scoring is enabled. | | `SEARCH_FAST_PATH_LIMIT` | `5` | Minimum batch size for the exact-match fast path. The implementation automatically bumps this to at least `SEARCH_DEFAULT_LIMIT`. | | `SEARCH_CACHE_TTL_MS` | `300000` (5 minutes) | TTL for cached search results in milliseconds. | | `SEARCH_CACHE_MAX` | `500` | Maximum number of cached search entries stored in memory. | All values are parsed as integers. Invalid or non-positive values fall back to the defaults listed above. ## Operator Verification To verify which Attio operators are supported by your workspace, run: ```bash npm run test:attio-operators ``` This executes `scripts/test-attio-operators.mjs` which prints a compatibility matrix showing which operators work with your Attio API version. Issue #885 verified that `$eq`, `$contains`, `$starts_with`, `$ends_with`, and `$not_empty` are available; `$equals` and `$in` are not supported. See `scripts/test-attio-operators.mjs` for implementation details. **Requirements**: Ensure `ATTIO_API_KEY` is set in your environment before running the script. ## Operational Tips - Leave scoring enabled for production to guarantee exact domain/email/name matches surface first. - Lower the cache TTL if your workspace experiences rapid data churn and stale search results are a concern. - If you need to diagnose ranking issues, temporarily reduce `SEARCH_FETCH_MULTIPLIER` to reproduce API-only ordering.

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