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…ia SearXNG Captcha HTML from DDG Lite (HTTP 202) and Mojeek was parsed as a successful empty result, so the pool looked healthy while only Bing ranked. The degraded score-floor then kept Bing's brand homepage because lexical alignment was ~0.17, not exactly 0, and hybrid fallback never fired. Throw on captcha/202, drop low-lexical survivors on a collapsed pool, add a hybrid rescue signal for that shape, and honor search_engines on the core orchestrator.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe search orchestrator now accepts engine-name filters. Degraded-pool lexical scoring and signal detection use additional low-score conditions. DuckDuckGo and Mojeek detect captcha challenges before parsing results. ChangesSearch engine filtering
Degraded-pool lexical handling
Search-engine captcha detection
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CoreProvider
participant Orchestrator
participant SearchEngines
CoreProvider->>Orchestrator: Pass search_engines
Orchestrator->>Orchestrator: Filter selected vertical roster
Orchestrator->>SearchEngines: Dispatch selected primary and probe-only engines
Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Some searches can return results from engines the caller did not select, while degraded searches can lose relevant results. These issues should be fixed before merging; the narrower captcha false positive should also be addressed. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Search recovery is improved, but the new engine-selection behavior is not consistently preserved by cached results or hybrid fallback. A caller requesting particular engines may receive results from others. The security significance depends on whether engine selection is used as a source or data-handling control. Retained concerns
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In `@src/search/core/core-provider.ts`:
- Line 398: Update buildSearchCacheKey to include a normalized search_engines
filter, ensuring requests with different engine filters use separate cache
entries while equivalent filters share an entry.
In `@src/search/core/orchestrator.ts`:
- Line 364: Update the partial-starvation backfill roster selection near
`filtered` and `allEntries` so the general fallback is also restricted to
`searchEngines` before dispatch. Preserve the existing filtered-roster behavior
and use the same engine-filtering logic for both paths.
In `@src/search/core/score-floor.ts`:
- Line 118: Update the top-1 exemption and rescue candidate selection around
lexicalGate to choose from results whose lexicalAlignmentOf value meets the
lexical eligibility threshold, rather than selecting the overall top result or
limiting rescue to the first candidate per engine. Preserve the existing
perEngineKeep limit among eligible candidates.
In `@src/search/engines/user-agents.ts`:
- Line 61: Update isCaptchaHtml so generic hcaptcha and reCAPTCHA markers only
count when found in challenge widgets or forms within a challenge-page skeleton,
rather than anywhere in the sampled response text. Preserve the existing
specific host and iframe checks.
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| country: input.country, | ||
| timeRange: input.time_range, | ||
| exactMatch: input.exact_match, | ||
| searchEngines: input.search_engines, |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Include search_engines in the cache key.
A request can reuse results cached for the same query with a different engine filter because buildSearchCacheKey omits search_engines. On a fresh cache hit, the provider skips this dispatch and returns the cached results and engines_used without applying the requested filter. Add a normalized engine filter to the cache key so requests with different filters cannot share an entry.
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In `@src/search/core/core-provider.ts` at line 398, Update buildSearchCacheKey to
include a normalized search_engines filter, ensuring requests with different
engine filters use separate cache entries while equivalent filters share an
entry.
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| requested && requested.length > 0 | ||
| ? allEntries.filter((e) => requested.includes(e.engine.name.toLowerCase())) | ||
| : []; | ||
| const roster = filtered.length > 0 ? filtered : allEntries; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Apply searchEngines to partial-starvation backfill.
When a filtered non-general search returns fewer than three results, Line 699 loads the full general roster. The subsequent dispatch can run engines outside searchEngines and include their results. Apply the same filter to the general backfill roster before dispatch.
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In `@src/search/core/orchestrator.ts` at line 364, Update the partial-starvation
backfill roster selection near `filtered` and `allEntries` so the general
fallback is also restricted to `searchEngines` before dispatch. Preserve the
existing filtered-roster behavior and use the same engine-filtering logic for
both paths.
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| const lexicalGate = opts.degraded === true && typeof opts.lexicalAlignmentOf === 'function'; | ||
| const isZeroLexical = (r: T): boolean => | ||
| lexicalGate && opts.lexicalAlignmentOf!(r) === 0; | ||
| lexicalGate && opts.lexicalAlignmentOf!(r) < DEGRADED_LOW_LEXICAL; |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Consider the next eligible result after rejecting a low-lexical result.
With a degraded pool, a floor of 0.05, and results scored (0.04, lex 0.17) and (0.03, lex 0.55), this gate rejects the first result’s top-1 exemption. Line 131 then disables the exemption without considering the aligned second result. With perEngineKeep: 1, the rescue loop also examines only the first candidate from that engine. Both results are dropped, although the pool is not entirely low-lexical. Select top-1 and rescue candidates from lexically eligible results.
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In `@src/search/core/score-floor.ts` at line 118, Update the top-1 exemption and
rescue candidate selection around lexicalGate to choose from results whose
lexicalAlignmentOf value meets the lexical eligibility threshold, rather than
selecting the overall top result or limiting rescue to the first candidate per
engine. Preserve the existing perEngineKeep limit among eligible candidates.
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| /<title>\s*captcha\s*<\/title>/.test(sample) || | ||
| /select all squares containing/.test(sample) || | ||
| /please verify you are (a )?human/.test(sample) || | ||
| /cf-challenge|challenge-form|hcaptcha|g-recaptcha/.test(sample) |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
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Scope captcha markers to challenge-page elements.
If a successful DDG Lite or Mojeek response contains hcaptcha in a result title, URL, or snippet within its first 8,000 characters, isCaptchaHtml matches it before parsing. Both engines then throw a captcha error and discard otherwise parsable results. Match these markers against challenge widgets or forms in page context. Preserve specific host and iframe checks, and require a challenge-page skeleton for generic widget markers.
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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.
In `@src/search/engines/user-agents.ts` at line 61, Update isCaptchaHtml so
generic hcaptcha and reCAPTCHA markers only count when found in challenge
widgets or forms within a challenge-page skeleton, rather than anywhere in the
sampled response text. Preserve the existing specific host and iframe checks.
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Problem
On long informational queries (e.g.
NIST AI RMF Generative AI Profile NIST AI 600-1,Michigan Wolverines 2026 football schedule official) core search returned brand homepages (nist.gov,michigan.org) while a local SearXNG instance found the official PDF / schedule.Three stacked bugs:
<title>Captcha</title>parsed asoutcome=okwith 0 results. The pool looked healthy while only Bing produced hits.lexical_alignment === 0. Live junk was lex ~0.17 / score ~0.02, so Bing's homepage survived.ok:false, or top-1 score ≥ 0.99. A collapsed pool with one low-lex homepage fired none of them.search_engineswas also a no-op on the core orchestrator.Change
degraded_pool_low_lexicalruns SearXNG when the pool collapsed to 0–1 low-confidence results.search_engines(fail-open if the filter matches nothing, same as the SearXNG path).Tests
npx vitest runon the touched unit files: 116 passed. Broader engine/breaker/country suite: 192 passed.tsc --noEmitclean.Deploy note
This is the code fix. Operators already on
WIGOLO_SEARCH=hybrid(with SearXNG available) get the rescue automatically.WIGOLO_SEARCH=corestill needs hybrid (orsearxng) for the fallback path; captcha-as-error and the score-floor change help either way.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
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