docs: remove meta tools implementation details from README#40
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docs: remove meta tools implementation details from README#40
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Remove references to search algorithms (BM25, TF-IDF, hybrid search) from the Meta Tools section to keep documentation focused on user-facing functionality rather than internal implementation details. Changes: - Removed mention of "hybrid BM25 + TF-IDF search" from Features section - Removed entire "Hybrid Search Configuration" section with hybrid_alpha examples - Removed technical explanations about BM25/TF-IDF algorithms - Kept focus on what users can do (discover and execute tools) Rationale: - Aligns with documentation in agents/python/meta-tools.mdx - Users don't need to know about underlying search algorithms - Implementation details can change without affecting user-facing API - Maintains consistency with Node.js SDK documentation standards - Follows SDK documentation best practices (focus on "what" and "how to use")
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This PR simplifies the README documentation by removing internal implementation details about search algorithms from the Meta Tools section, making it more user-focused and maintainable.
- Removed references to BM25, TF-IDF, and hybrid search algorithms from user-facing documentation
- Eliminated the "Hybrid Search Configuration" subsection with code examples using
hybrid_alpha - Maintained focus on what users can do (discover and execute tools dynamically) rather than how it works internally
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Related: ENG-11260
Remove mentions of "MCP server" and "MCP-backed" from user-facing documentation. Replace with generic "dynamic discovery" terminology. Changes: - "Dynamic MCP-backed discovery" → "Dynamic discovery" - "for MCP server and CrewAI" → "for dynamic discovery and CrewAI" - "Install with MCP server support" → "Install with dynamic discovery support" - Remove "uses the StackOne MCP server under the hood" explanation Users don't need to know about internal MCP implementation details. Related: ENG-11260
This was referenced Dec 22, 2025
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Removes implementation details (BM25, TF-IDF, hybrid_alpha configuration) from the Meta Tools README section.
Users don't need to know about internal search algorithms to use meta tools effectively. This keeps the README focused on user-facing functionality and aligns with our documentation site.
Related: StackOneHQ/stackone-ai-node#138