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Search Recipes

These are practical starting points for common search jobs. 
gitquarry search "rust cli"
gitquarry search "vector database"
This keeps search behavior close to native GitHub repository search.

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Native Search With Structured Filters

gitquarry search "vector database" --language rust --sort stars
gitquarry search "release automation" --topic cli --updated-within 30d
gitquarry search "sdk" --org vercel --min-stars 100

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Discover Mode For Better Coverage

gitquarry search "release automation" --mode discover
gitquarry search "graphql client" --mode discover --rank activity
gitquarry search --mode discover --topic cli --updated-within 30d --limit 5

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README-Aware Discovery

gitquarry search "developer portal" \
  --mode discover \
  --rank blended \
  --readme \
  --explain
Use this when naming and repo metadata are not enough to separate candidates.

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Quality-Oriented Ranking

gitquarry search "rust orm" --mode discover --rank quality --limit 10

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Activity-Oriented Ranking

gitquarry search "rust lsp" --mode discover --rank activity --updated-within 90d

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Explicit Blended Weights

gitquarry search "graphql client" \
  --mode discover \
  --rank blended \
  --weight-query 1.5 \
  --weight-activity 0.8 \
  --weight-quality 1.2

gitquarry --host https://ghe.example.com search "internal platform"

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JSON And CSV Recipes

gitquarry search "rust cli" --format json
gitquarry search "rust cli" --format compact
gitquarry search "rust cli" --format csv

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Conflict Example To Avoid

This fails because the raw query qualifier overlaps a structured flag: 
gitquarry search "language:rust" --language go
If you want structured filtering, keep the qualifier out of the free-text query.