Fixture Docs Search

fixture-docs: search

A fictional, deterministic retrieval surface shaped like a one-shot stdio JSON-RPC server. This skill owns the entire provider contract — framing, the search method, input schema, output schema, and authentication mechanics. Workspace tool-use definitions carry only company policy and never restate anything on this page.

Invocation

Start the adjacent invoke.mjs executable and write exactly one JSON-RPC 2.0 request document to its stdin. The process answers with exactly one JSON-RPC response document on stdout and exits. There is no session, no notification stream, and no second request.

node invoke.mjs <<'EOF'
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"search","params":{"query":"...","collection":"...","exclude_status":[],"max_results":2,"fields":["..."]}}
EOF

The executable reads no environment variables, opens no sockets, spawns no processes, and reads no files. Its whole corpus is embedded.

Method search

• query: plain search terms; every term must match a document.
• collection: the single collection the caller may read.
• exclude_status: document statuses the caller must never see.
• max_results: hard cap on returned matches.
• fields: the exact output fields the caller requires per match.

Output

result.matches is an array of match objects carrying exactly the requested fields, ordered by doc_id. Errors use standard JSON-RPC error objects and exit code 2.

Authentication

None. This fixture is credential-free by construction. A real deployment would resolve ambient credentials outside the workspace; credential material never belongs in authored workspace files.