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📝 Description

filter search result from RAG Search component based on score threshold set by user
return score value when Include score is enabled

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  • New Features
    • Added support for filtering search results by a configurable score threshold.
    • Option to include the score of each result in the output.
  • Enhancements
    • Results can now include both metadata and score information based on configuration settings.

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The DataSourceLookup component was updated to support two new optional configuration parameters: scoreThreshold and includeScore. The processing logic now filters search results by score and conditionally includes score and metadata in the output, depending on configuration flags. Debug logging was also updated.

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packages/core/src/Components/DataSourceLookup.class.ts Added scoreThreshold and includeScore config options; updated result filtering by score and output formatting logic to optionally include score and metadata.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant DataSourceLookup
    participant VectorDatabase

    User->>DataSourceLookup: Call process(input, config, agent)
    DataSourceLookup->>VectorDatabase: Search with input
    VectorDatabase-->>DataSourceLookup: Return results with scores
    DataSourceLookup->>DataSourceLookup: Filter results by scoreThreshold
    DataSourceLookup->>DataSourceLookup: Map results (include metadata/score as configured)
    DataSourceLookup-->>User: Return processed results
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A whisk of code, a hop of thought,
Now scores and thresholds can be sought.
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The lookup’s smarter than the rest!
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A bunny’s work is never not
Improving with each clever plot. 🐇


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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
packages/core/src/Components/DataSourceLookup.class.ts (2)

79-83: Fix misleading comment.

The comment on line 82 doesn't accurately describe what the code is doing. It's simply extracting the score from the search result.

-                score: result.score, // use a very low score to return
+                score: result.score,

87-104: Consider consistent return type for better API design.

The current logic returns either a string or an object depending on the flags, which creates inconsistent return types that could cause issues for API consumers.

Consider always returning objects for consistency:

                // If neither metadata nor score is included, return just the content string
-                return includeMetadata || includeScore ? transformedResult : result.content;
+                return transformedResult;

This would ensure consumers always receive objects with a content property, making the API more predictable and easier to work with.

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packages/core/src/Components/DataSourceLookup.class.ts (2)

58-59: LGTM! Good backward compatibility consideration.

The default values are appropriate, and the comment clearly explains the rationale for the low score threshold to maintain backward compatibility.


106-106: LGTM! Appropriate debug information.

The debug output correctly shows the filtered result count, which is valuable information for users.

@alaa-eddine-k alaa-eddine-k changed the base branch from main to dev July 23, 2025 21:40
@alaa-eddine-k alaa-eddine-k merged commit cfa8af7 into dev Jul 23, 2025
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@forhad-hosain forhad-hosain deleted the feat/rag-score-threshold branch August 6, 2025 00:28
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