Introduction
Welcome to the Smart Search documentation and developer guide. This Gitbook provides comprehensive information about Smart Search's architecture and its components.
What is Smart Search?
Smart Search is a unified search solution that simplifies how users find information across different data sources. Unlike traditional keyword-based search, Smart Search connects multiple systems — from web search to internal knowledge bases and third-party applications like Google Drive, Gmail, Google Calendar, and GitHub — into one consistent search experience.
It focuses on delivering relevant, structured, and easily retrievable results through a single text-based query interface, making information discovery faster and more intuitive.
Key Features
Smart Search brings together powerful tools for discovering and connecting information across both web and third-party platforms.
🌐 Web Search Integration
Search the web intelligently with built-in tools that go beyond simple keyword matching:
Web Results – Get concise, summarized answers for general queries.
URL Discovery – Retrieve structured lists of relevant web pages.
Page Extraction – Extract content directly from specific websites.
Content Snippets & Key Points – Identify essential text snippets and automatically generate highlights from long-form content.
🔗 Third-Party App Search
Access your internal and connected tools seamlessly:
GitHub – Search repositories, code, or issues.
Google Drive – Find documents and files across your workspace.
Google Calendar – Retrieve meeting and event details.
Gmail – Search and summarize relevant emails.
Together, these capabilities form a unified search layer that connects insights from both public and private data sources.
Navigating this Documentation
This GitBook is structured to provide a comprehensive understanding of Smart Search, including its architecture and components.
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