ix-search
ast-grep × grep × meaning. Three searches, glued at one spot, with a confidence score.
# pip install ix-search — coming to PyPI; this works today:
pip install git+https://github.com/Intuition-Labs-LLC/ix-search
ix "the part that retries on failure"
That's the whole thing. You already know ast-grep (structure) and grep (text). ix runs both — plus a meaning search — glues the three at the same place, and gives every hit an R: how sure it is, because they agreed.
ix · structure ⊗ text ⊗ meaning, glued by R
R 1.00 net.py:42 def retry_with_backoff(...) [ast-grep·grep·meaning] ← all three agree
R 0.51 http.py:88 except ConnectionError: ... [grep·meaning] ← two agree
R 0.26 util.py:12 # exponential backoff helper [meaning] ← a stretch, flagged
R = 1 when ast-grep, grep, and meaning land on the same line. Lower when only some do. It's confidence from agreement — not a black-box cosine.
Zero effort
- No API key, no GPU, nothing leaves your machine. Meaning runs on model2vec static embeddings (~30 MB, CPU).
- For an agent:
ix "..." --json→{path, line, R, agreed}per hit, so it acts on confidence (takeR ≈ 1, escalateR < 1) instead of guessing.
from ix_search import search
for h in search("retry on failure", "."):
print(h.R, h.path, h.line, h.agreed)
Why it's more than grep
- Three readings glue. Lexical, structural, and semantic search are three views of one location;
ixoverlays them and scores the agreement. The hit where all three land is the one you want — and the semantic-only stretch is flagged, not hidden. - Matryoshka = speed. The embeddings are nested (a prefix is a smaller embedding), so
ixdoes a fast coarse pass on a truncated vector, then unfolds to full dim only on the survivors. (--dimtunes it.)
The idea behind it
ix is the runnable instance of The Matryoshka Sheaf — local readings glue into one global result exactly when they agree, with R = exp(−d_tail/scale) as the gluing obstruction.
- 📄 Paper + code: https://huggingface.co/datasets/intuitionlabs/matryoshka-sheaf
- 🧩 ELI5: https://intuitionlabs.tech/codebox/phi/35-the-matryoshka-sheaf
Needs ast-grep and ripgrep on PATH (the meaning search works without them).
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