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Search-Function-Test

Four commits on a vercel-deploy branch holding four HTR-questions JSON shards and an htr-hero directory — a test of asking a blog's articles as chat, with no build manifest at the root and no README.

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Shifros
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Oct 2026

A test project based on Jev AI, the goal is to build a search function for a blog/article website that has 100s of articles to search from, So the user can actually use the search as chat to question anything and find related answers/articles

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Highlights

  • The About states the goal: search hundreds of blog articles by chatting with them to find related answers.
  • The default branch is vercel-deploy, not main — the deploy branch is this repository's primary state.
  • Root holds htr-hero, .gitignore and HTR-questions-shard-1 through -4.json; no package.json or requirements.txt appears.
  • The author calls it a test project, and the About names the deployed site: search-function-test.vercel.app.

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Nothing in the listing can execute: the root shows htr-hero, .gitignore and four HTR-questions JSON shards, with no package.json, no requirements.txt and no source file at top level, so the retrieval approach, the prompt, the chunking strategy and the model call are all invisible and you cannot tell whether it is vector search, keyword search or something else. The four visible shards do not establish whether more exist, what htr-hero contains, or what HTR stands for. Four commits, zero stars, zero forks, zero issues, no README, no license and no topics mean nothing here has been validated by anyone else. Copy reviewed against the repository page on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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