# InfoMesh Search Strategy Rules
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# These rules define how InfoMesh prioritizes sources when
# performing web search for LLMs. They guide both crawl priority
# and result ranking.
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# This file is not a URL seed list — it is a reference document
# for the search strategy embedded in InfoMesh's design.
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# ── Source Priority Order ──────────────────────────────────────
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# When performing web search, prioritize authoritative and
# structured sources in the following order:
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# 1) General knowledge:
#    - Wikipedia
#    - Britannica
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# 2) Developer and technical documentation:
#    - GitHub (official repositories first)
#    - Stack Overflow
#    - Microsoft Learn
#    - MDN Web Docs
#    - Hugging Face
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# 3) Research papers:
#    - arXiv
#    - Google Scholar
#    - Semantic Scholar
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# 4) News (for recent events only):
#    - Reuters
#    - BBC News
#    - TechCrunch
#    - The Verge
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# ── Search Strategy Rules ─────────────────────────────────────
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# - Prefer official documentation over blogs.
# - Prefer primary sources over secondary commentary.
# - Avoid low-quality SEO content farms.
# - Cite the original source URL.
# - If multiple sources conflict, explain the difference.
# - For technical questions, always check GitHub and official docs first.
