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Search by Context Instead of Just Keywords

People search with intention, not keywords

Your intent matters more than your exact words.

For example, if you cut a word from a sentence and it has spaces around it, the system will also cut the spaces.

When search knows context, it can surface the right "settings" even if you type "change my password" or "dark mode." It understands that searching for "John" in your email means something different than searching for "John" in your contacts or calendar. This reduces cognitive load—users don't need to learn exact terminology or navigate to the right section first.

Rene Wang·

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