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fix(context-engine): keep non-ASCII words whole in resource search queries - #1114
The sqlite_fts resource index splits query text with [A-Za-z0-9_]+, but its FTS5 table uses the unicode61 tokenizer, which keeps letters of every script inside one token. A query for Zürich turns into "Z" OR "rich"* and misses the chunk the index stored as zurich. A query written only in a non-Latin script, such as 日本語, builds no MATCH expression, so the lexical arm returns nothing.
This change tokenizes with \w+, which matches Unicode letters, digits and _. query_terms, fts_match_expression and term_coverage share the same regex, so all three now agree with the index tokenizer. ASCII queries produce the same expressions as before, and the quoting that keeps user text out of FTS5 syntax stays as it is.
sqlite_fts.py: _TOKEN_RE is now \w+, with a comment that explains why.
test_resource_index_drain.py: one test for the MATCH expression and term coverage with non-ASCII words, and one that indexes a chunk containing Zürich and finds it through search().
Testing
uv run pytest potpie/context-engine/tests/unit/test_resource_index_drain.py: the 2 new tests fail without the fix ('"Z" OR "rich"* OR "office"*', and [] hits), and all 16 pass with it.
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- Around line 183-190: Update _TOKEN_RE to include the Devanagari mark ranges
alongside the existing word characters and diacritics, so a Devanagari word such
as किताब remains a single token when building the FTS expression.
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Bug Fixes
Improved full-text search for Unicode text, including non-ASCII words and accented characters.
Search results now match more consistently across indexed content and queries, including text with decomposed accents and differences in letter case.
Short prefix searches for CJK text now return more reliable matches, while other scripts use a longer prefix threshold.
Unicode matching respects distinctions in characters such as Greek tonos, German sharp S, and Cherokee case.
The resource index now tokenizes Unicode words, folds selected diacritics for query matching and term coverage, and uses script-aware minimum lengths for prefix matching. Tests cover accented and decomposed text, Greek, CJK, and SQLite FTS retrieval.
Changes: Unicode-aware resource search
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Summary
Unicode tokenization and search matching potpie/context-engine/src/potpie_context_engine/adapters/outbound/resources/index/sqlite_fts.py, potpie/context-engine/tests/unit/resources/test_resource_index_drain.py
The tokenizer recognizes Unicode word characters and combining marks. Query terms and indexed tokens are folded for coverage, and prefix matching uses script-aware minimum lengths. Tests check non-ASCII words, accented and decomposed forms, Greek text, short CJK terms, and SQLite FTS results.
Possibly related issues
Issue 1113 — The changes address the reported non-ASCII token splitting and add search tests for accented words and Japanese text.
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Low · up to 6af41
Hindi searches can return passages containing only fragments of the requested word. The change is mergeable with awareness of this search-quality limitation.
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The reviewed head includes behavior beyond [#1113]. sqlite_fts.py adds _STOPWORDS, script-specific prefix thresholds, and prefix or morphology matching in _covers(). Tests also add requirements …
Remove the unrelated stopword filtering, general prefix or morphology matching, and their tests from this pull request, or move them to a separate pull request. Keep the Unicode tokenization and focused tests required by [#1113].
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Docstring coverage is 72.73% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…
Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The title clearly and concisely describes the main change: preserving non-ASCII words as whole terms in resource search queries.
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The description is directly related to the changeset. It explains the Unicode tokenization issue, the implementation changes, the tests, and the reported validation results.
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[#1113] sqlite_fts.py uses _TOKEN_RE with Unicode word characters and the combining marks that unicode61 drops. query_terms(), fts_match_expression(), and term_coverage() use this tokeniza…
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[#1113] sqlite_fts.py uses _TOKEN_RE with Unicode word characters and the combining marks that unicode61 drops. query_terms(), fts_match_expression(), and term_coverage() use this tokenization and shared folding behavior. Tests cover Zürich, résumé, 日本語, decomposed accents, and direct sqlite_fts.search() results. This satisfies the linked issue coding requirement.
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The reviewed head includes behavior beyond [#1113]. sqlite_fts.py adds _STOPWORDS, script-specific prefix thresholds, and prefix or morphology matching in _covers(). Tests also add requirements for function-word filtering, coverage of fail/failover, credit/credits, and deploy/deployment, plus related retrieval behavior. These changes alter general ASCII search semantics and are not required to fix Unicode tokenization.
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Remove the unrelated stopword filtering, general prefix or morphology matching, and their tests from this pull request, or move them to a separate pull request. Keep the Unicode tokenization and focused tests required by [#1113].
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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- Line 180: Update term_coverage to normalize query and document tokens with the
same diacritic handling as the configured FTS5 unicode61 tokenizer, while
preserving retrieval behavior. Add a cross-accent test showing that a query such
as Zürich receives coverage for the matching indexed term Zurich.
- Line 180: Update query_terms to normalize the query to Unicode NFC before
extracting tokens with _TOKEN_RE, and normalize text in term_coverage before
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- Line 288: Update the coverage calculation around the Unicode normalization
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unicode61 removes diacritics, so a search for fiance retrieves a chunk
saying fiancé. term_coverage compared raw lowercase tokens, scored that
hit 0.0 and dropped its relevance to 0.0. Fold query and passage tokens
the same way before comparing them.
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Preserve non-Latin accents in coverage.
288-288: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Preserve non-Latin accents in coverage.
SQLite removes diacritics from Latin characters, but this code also removes them from Greek characters. (sqlite.org) For a query μηλο signal and chunk μήλο signal, FTS retrieves the chunk through signal, but coverage reports both terms as present. A rank-one hit then receives relevance 1.0 instead of 0.5.
Match unicode61 folding for coverage and add a non-Latin regression test.
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Update term_coverage to match SQLite unicode61 diacritic folding: ignore Latin
diacritics while preserving accents on non-Latin characters, so μήλο does not
count as a match for μηλο. Add a non-Latin regression test covering the μηλο
signal query and μήλο signal chunk, verifying coverage is 0.5.
Preserve decomposed accents when tokenizing.
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Preserve decomposed accents when tokenizing.
A query containing Zu\u0308rich becomes "Zu" OR "rich"*. Neither term matches the indexed token zurich, so the search misses the chunk. The same split can give a matching chunk zero coverage. SQLite keeps this combining mark within the token. (github.com)
Normalize query and chunk text before tokenization, or use tokenization that matches unicode61. Add retrieval and coverage tests for decomposed text.
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Update fts_match_expression so tokenization preserves decomposed accented
characters in the same token, matching SQLite’s unicode61 behavior; apply
compatible normalization to query and chunk text if needed. Add retrieval and
coverage tests using decomposed text such as “Zu\u0308rich” to verify it matches
the indexed token “zurich” and receives correct coverage.
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Thanks for this fix. While reading through it I found two cases that still miss. I didn't see either one in the existing review threads.
I checked these against d0ea66fb by reading the code, then running a small script that uses the same \w+ split and 4-character prefix rule against an FTS5 table with the same unicode61 tokenchars '_' config (SQLite 3.49.2). I did not run the PR branch end to end.
1. Decomposed (NFD) text still splits mid-word
\w doesn't match combining marks, so Zürich written as u + U+0308 splits in two. macOS input and some PDF extraction can produce this form. FTS5 still stores it as zurich, so the query and the index disagree, which is the same mismatch as #1113.
Query form
MATCH expression
Hits against "…courts of Zürich."
NFC
"Zürich"*
1
NFD
"Zu" OR "rich"*
0
NFD, normalized to NFC first
"Zürich"*
1
The same split affects passage text in term_coverage. _fold runs after _TOKEN_RE.findall, so an NFD chunk tokenizes to zu and rich. A zurich query would then retrieve that chunk but score coverage 0.0, and so relevance 0.0, which is the same outcome as the fiance regression. I worked this one out from the code and did not run it.
Suggested fix: apply unicodedata.normalize("NFC", ...) before tokenizing, in both query_terms and term_coverage.
2. Short CJK queries still miss
unicode61 keeps an unspaced CJK run as one token, so 日本語の文書です is stored as a single term. "日本語" has fewer than _PREFIX_MIN_CHARS characters, so it stays an exact match:
Expression
Hits against 日本語の文書です
"日本語"
0
"日本語"*
1
"文書"
0
"文書"*
0
So the query now builds a MATCH expression, but 日本語 still only finds a chunk where it stands alone, and test_non_ascii_words_stay_whole_tokens pins that exact form. The 4-character floor assumes Latin-length words, while a 2 or 3 character CJK term is often a complete word, so it may be worth exempting those terms.
A prefix can't reach a term in the middle of a run (文書 above). Fixing that needs a different tokenizer such as trigram plus an index rebuild, so I think it belongs in a follow-up issue rather than this PR.
Happy to help with the NFC change if that's useful.
Decomposed text. I didn't normalize to NFC, because the index doesn't either. unicode61 drops a diacritic that is stored as a separate mark (so a decomposed ά is indexed as α), but it keeps a precomposed Greek ά. Normalizing would make coverage disagree with the index the other way. Instead, the token regex now includes the marks unicode61 drops, so Zürich stays one word, and _fold drops them. I got that set of marks by indexing every BMP letter and mark with SQLite 3.34 and 3.51. Both versions agree.
Short CJK terms. CJK terms now get the prefix operator from 2 characters, so 日本語 finds 日本語の文書です. Coverage uses the same floor. I agree that a term in the middle of a run needs a different tokenizer and belongs in a follow-up.
The same commit also covers the CodeRabbit point about Greek and multi-accent letters. _fold now only folds an ASCII letter plus one diacritic, which is what remove_diacritics does, so άλφα and ǖ keep their accents. The new tests index real chunks for the NFD and CJK cases. They fail without the fix, and the 214 resource tests pass with it.
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Exercise the ResourcesReader.read path for the cross-accent hit.
This test currently bypasses ResourcesReader.read and invokes _relevance directly. A regression in the real sqlite_fts → reader path could therefore leave the test passing. Add a reader call and assert that the returned candidate is the indexed chunk with relevance 1.0.
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ResourcesReader.read path for the cross-accent “fiance” search. Use the existing
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Supported by static analysis
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sed -n '175,220p;265,300p;365,405p' potpie/context-engine/src/potpie_context_engine/adapters/outbound/resources/index/sqlite_fts.py
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- relevant definitions and callers ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'def query_terms' -e 'def term_coverage' -e 'def fts_match_expression' -e 'fts_match_expression(' -e 'term_coverage(' -e 'sqlite_fts' potpie/context-engine/src potpie/context-engine/tests/unit/test_resource_index_drain.py ||test"$?" -eq 1
printf'%s\n''--- complete function blocks ---'
sed -n '265,325p;340,405p' potpie/context-engine/src/potpie_context_engine/adapters/outbound/resources/index/sqlite_fts.py
printf'%s\n''--- index/search owner blocks ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.py' -e 'unicode61' -e 'MATCH' -e 'query_terms' potpie/context-engine/src/potpie_context_engine/adapters/outbound/resources/index potpie/context-engine/tests/unit/test_resource_index_drain.py ||test"$?" -eq 1
printf'%s\n''--- standalone regex and SQLite probe ---'
python3 - <<'PY'import re, sqlite3, unicodedatadiacritics = ( "\u0300-\u0304\u0306-\u030c\u030f\u0311\u031b\u0323-\u0328\u032d\u032e\u0330\u0331")token_re = re.compile(f"[\\w{diacritics}]+")query = "किताब"print("python:", unicodedata.unidata_version)print("query codepoints:", [(c, f"U+{ord(c):04X}", unicodedata.category(c)) for c in query])print("regex tokens:", token_re.findall(query))fold = lambda s: ''.join(c for c in s if not (0x0300 <= ord(c) <= 0x0331))terms = [t for t in token_re.findall(query) if t]expression = " OR ".join(f'"{t}"' for t in terms)print("expression:", expression)print("sqlite:", sqlite3.sqlite_version)db = sqlite3.connect(":memory:")db.execute("CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE docs USING fts5(body, tokenize='unicode61 tokenchars ''_''')")rows = [ ("whole", "यह किताब अच्छी है"), ("ka-only", "क"), ("ta-only", "त"), ("ba-only", "ब"), ("fragment-combined", "किताब"), ("other", "कुत्ता"),]db.executemany("INSERT INTO docs(rowid, body) VALUES (?, ?)", enumerate((x[1] for x in rows), 1))for label, expr in [ ("whole quoted", '"किताब"'), ("regex OR", expression), ("whole prefix", '"किताब"*'), ("ka phrase", '"क"'), ("ta phrase", '"त"'), ("ba phrase", '"ब"'),]: try: found = db.execute("SELECT rowid, body FROM docs WHERE docs MATCH ?", (expr,)).fetchall() except Exception as exc: found = f"{type(exc).__name__}: {exc}" print(label, expr, "=>", found)print("vocab:")db.execute("CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE vocab USING fts5vocab(docs, 'row')")for row in db.execute("SELECT term, doc, cnt FROM vocab ORDER BY term"): print(row)PY
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- schema and live search path ---'
sed -n '135,165p;895,1000p;1055,1090p' potpie/context-engine/src/potpie_context_engine/adapters/outbound/resources/index/sqlite_fts.py
printf'%s\n''--- relevant tests and changed diff ---'
rg --files potpie/context-engine | rg 'test.*resource|resource.*test|sqlite_fts'
git diff --unified=30 dab237c8c3f4b887338ad0e21fc6d25db86824b4 6af41e4c7c9c768811e37f8d5c37ae9c72e7ca59 -- potpie/context-engine/src/potpie_context_engine/adapters/outbound/resources/index/sqlite_fts.py
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python3 - <<'PY'import sqlite3db = sqlite3.connect(":memory:")db.execute("CREATE VIRTUAL TABLE docs USING fts5(body, tokenize='unicode61 tokenchars ''_''')")rows = [ ("whole", "किताब"), ("space-separated", "क त ब"), ("hyphen-separated", "क-त-ब"), ("other-token-between", "क x त ब"), ("fragment-only", "क"), ("near-fragment", "कुत्ता"),]for rowid, (label, body) in enumerate(rows, 1): db.execute("INSERT INTO docs(rowid, body) VALUES (?, ?)", (rowid, body))for expr in ('"किताब"', '"किताब"*', '"क" OR "त" OR "ब"'): print(expr, db.execute( "SELECT rowid, body FROM docs WHERE docs MATCH ? ORDER BY rowid", (expr,) ).fetchall())PY
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Preserve Devanagari marks before building the FTS expression.
The current pattern splits किताब into three OR-ed terms. This returns passages containing only one fragment. Add the Devanagari mark ranges to the token pattern so the query becomes one phrase instead of three independent terms.
A quoted phrase is not a strict whole-word check with unicode61: it also matches क त ब and क-त-ब. If those forms must be rejected, the index needs a tokenizer or post-filter that preserves the original word boundaries.
[warning] 184-184: Regex pattern passed to re is built from a non-literal (variable, call, concatenation, or f-string) value. If that value is attacker-controlled it can introduce a malicious pattern with catastrophic backtracking (ReDoS). Use a hardcoded literal pattern, or validate/escape untrusted input with re.escape() and bound the regex complexity before compiling.
Context: re.compile(f"[{_DIACRITICS}]")
Note: [CWE-1333] Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity.
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Summary
The
sqlite_ftsresource index splits query text with[A-Za-z0-9_]+, but its FTS5 table uses theunicode61tokenizer, which keeps letters of every script inside one token. A query forZürichturns into"Z" OR "rich"*and misses the chunk the index stored aszurich. A query written only in a non-Latin script, such as日本語, builds no MATCH expression, so the lexical arm returns nothing.This change tokenizes with
\w+, which matches Unicode letters, digits and_.query_terms,fts_match_expressionandterm_coverageshare the same regex, so all three now agree with the index tokenizer. ASCII queries produce the same expressions as before, and the quoting that keeps user text out of FTS5 syntax stays as it is.Fixes #1113
Changes
sqlite_fts.py:_TOKEN_REis now\w+, with a comment that explains why.test_resource_index_drain.py: one test for the MATCH expression and term coverage with non-ASCII words, and one that indexes a chunk containingZürichand finds it throughsearch().Testing
uv run pytest potpie/context-engine/tests/unit/test_resource_index_drain.py: the 2 new tests fail without the fix ('"Z" OR "rich"* OR "office"*', and[]hits), and all 16 pass with it.uv run pytest potpie/context-engine/tests -m "not premerge_journey": 3181 passed, 574 skipped.ruff checkandruff format --check(v0.14.3, repo pre-commit args) are clean on both files.