coreason-search
The Unified Retrieval Execution Engine for the CoReason ecosystem.
coreason-search serves as the "Librarian" of the CoReason architecture, designed to solve three distinct problems: Ad-Hoc Reasoning (RAG), Systematic Evidence Synthesis, and Context Distillation. It adopts a "Late Chunking / No Chunking" philosophy, utilizing SOTA 32k context embeddings to process full documents.
Features
- Long-Context Sovereignty: Utilizes SOTA embeddings (e.g., Qwen3-Embedding) with 32k context windows to ingest full research papers without "chunk-and-pray" methods.
- Modular Strategy Pattern: Supports multiple retrieval strategies:
- Dense Retriever: Vector-based semantic search using LanceDB.
- Sparse Retriever: Boolean/Keyword search for systematic reviews (PubMed style).
- Graph Retriever: Symbolic 1-hop neighbor expansion using
coreason-graph-nexus.
- Hybrid Fusion: Implements Reciprocal Rank Fusion (RRF) to merge results from vector and keyword searches robustly.
- Precision Re-Ranking: Uses Cross-Encoders to re-rank top results for maximum precision.
- Context Distillation (The Scout): Compresses documents by stripping irrelevant sentences, maximizing the signal-to-noise ratio for downstream LLMs.
- Systematic Search Mode: Supports "Research-Grade" reproducible reviews with strict boolean logic and generator-based pagination for large result sets.
Installation
pip install coreason-search
Usage
from coreason_search.engine import SearchEngine
from coreason_search.schemas import SearchRequest, RetrieverType
# Initialize the engine (loads configuration automatically)
engine = SearchEngine()
# Define a search request
request = SearchRequest(
query="mechanism of action of aspirin in liver failure",
strategies=[RetrieverType.LANCE_DENSE, RetrieverType.LANCE_FTS],
fusion_enabled=True,
rerank_enabled=True,
distill_enabled=True,
top_k=5
)
# Execute the search
response = engine.search(request)
# Process results
for hit in response.hits:
print(f"[{hit.score:.4f}] {hit.doc_id}")
print(f"Distilled Context: {hit.distilled_text}\n")
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