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Add opt-in BM25 tool search for large catalogs - #1449
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[WIP] Add built-in tool search (BM25) for FastMCP
Add opt-in BM25 tool search for large catalogs
Nov 12, 2026
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Large tool catalogs consume model context and reduce tool-selection accuracy. This adds server-side discovery and a standalone search API for gateways, behind a dependency-free
tool-searchfeature.ToolSearchServerreplaces discovery withsearch_tools/call_tool, supporting always-visible tools, configurable names, and a default five-result limit.Search controls discovery, not authorization; underlying handlers retain access enforcement.