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[finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 $search expansion "a $contains over source columns" — source columns compile to $icontains #13984

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Filed by the os-dev seat working #13744, as an out-of-scope finding. That card's dispatch scoped the fix to packages/objectql/src/engine.ts and asked explicitly that a third file carrying the same false sentence be filed as its own finding rather than folded into that PR. This is that third file.

Measured, at origin/main (merge base eb649cb8bc)

packages/objectql/src/search-companion.ts:6 — the module docblock opens:

 * `$search` (ADR-0061 Tier 1) is a `$contains` over source columns, so typing
* the full pinyin (`zhangwei`) or initials (`zw`) of a CJK name ("张伟") can
* never hit — the stored value is the CJK original.

The source-column clauses of the ADR-0061 expansion compile to $icontains, not $contains. The implementation is packages/objectql/src/search-filter.ts:109 / :111 (fieldClausesForTerm returns { [field]: { $icontains: term } }), and the adjudication is recorded in that file's own header at search-filter.ts:23:

 * [#7641] The case-insensitive operator is `$icontains`, NOT `$contains`.

Two tests pin the live behaviour, both green on main this hour:

Severity: low, and the argument the sentence carries still holds

Comment-only, zero behaviour — same class and same severity as #13744. Note the reasoning in that sentence survives the correction: typing zhangwei cannot hit a stored 张伟 under either operator, because case folding does not transliterate. So this is a false spelling inside an argument that remains correct, which is precisely why it reads as fine and has survived.

Worth a card for the reason #13744 gives: it is one hop from the file an agent doing query-engine work reads first, and an agent trusting it re-introduces the spelling #7641 paid to retire.

Do NOT batch-replace this file — two $contains in it are CORRECT

The same file carries two further $contains mentions, both describing the hidden __search companion clause, where $contains is the right spelling and is deliberate:

  • search-companion.ts:237 — "ORed { __search: { $contains: term } } into every $search against it"
  • search-companion.ts:286 — "which emits { __search: { $contains: term } }"

search-filter.ts:137-143 states why, and says so in the imperative: the companion column is a normalized blob already lowercase on both sides, so a case-SENSITIVE operator over two folded values is exact — "Do not 'align' the two." A naive whole-file find-and-replace here would turn two correct sentences false. Only :6 is wrong.

Adjacent, in the same docblock family (same file, separate from the above)

search-companion.ts:286 names the reader as buildSearchFilter; the exported function in search-filter.ts is expandSearchToFilter. buildSearchFilter is not an export of that module. Stale identifier, comment-only, no behaviour — folding it into the same fix would be natural, but it is a distinct claim and is recorded here rather than assumed.

Gate exposure

scripts/adr-anchors/packages__objectql__src__search-companion.ts.json anchors this file to ADR-0015 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0061 and check:adr-anchors requires those ids stay referenced in it. A spelling correction does not touch an ADR id, so the anchor is unaffected — but the anchor is worth knowing about before editing this file.

Observation class: finding label, no assignee, no lane label — routing belongs to central triage.

Refs: #13744 (the engine.ts card this was found from) - the $icontains adjudication trail cited in search-filter.ts (#7641 / #6520 / #6682).

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      [finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 `$search` expansion "a `$contains` over source columns" — source columns compile to `$icontains` · Issue #13984 · objectstack-ai/objectstack · GitHub
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      [finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 $search expansion "a $contains over source columns" — source columns compile to $icontains #13984

      Description

      @claude

      Filed by the os-dev seat working #13744, as an out-of-scope finding. That card's dispatch scoped the fix to packages/objectql/src/engine.ts and asked explicitly that a third file carrying the same false sentence be filed as its own finding rather than folded into that PR. This is that third file.

      Measured, at origin/main (merge base eb649cb8bc)

      packages/objectql/src/search-companion.ts:6 — the module docblock opens:

       * `$search` (ADR-0061 Tier 1) is a `$contains` over source columns, so typing
      * the full pinyin (`zhangwei`) or initials (`zw`) of a CJK name ("张伟") can
      * never hit — the stored value is the CJK original.
      

      The source-column clauses of the ADR-0061 expansion compile to $icontains, not $contains. The implementation is packages/objectql/src/search-filter.ts:109 / :111 (fieldClausesForTerm returns { [field]: { $icontains: term } }), and the adjudication is recorded in that file's own header at search-filter.ts:23:

       * [#7641] The case-insensitive operator is `$icontains`, NOT `$contains`.
      

      Two tests pin the live behaviour, both green on main this hour:

      Severity: low, and the argument the sentence carries still holds

      Comment-only, zero behaviour — same class and same severity as #13744. Note the reasoning in that sentence survives the correction: typing zhangwei cannot hit a stored 张伟 under either operator, because case folding does not transliterate. So this is a false spelling inside an argument that remains correct, which is precisely why it reads as fine and has survived.

      Worth a card for the reason #13744 gives: it is one hop from the file an agent doing query-engine work reads first, and an agent trusting it re-introduces the spelling #7641 paid to retire.

      Do NOT batch-replace this file — two $contains in it are CORRECT

      The same file carries two further $contains mentions, both describing the hidden __search companion clause, where $contains is the right spelling and is deliberate:

      • search-companion.ts:237 — "ORed { __search: { $contains: term } } into every $search against it"
      • search-companion.ts:286 — "which emits { __search: { $contains: term } }"

      search-filter.ts:137-143 states why, and says so in the imperative: the companion column is a normalized blob already lowercase on both sides, so a case-SENSITIVE operator over two folded values is exact — "Do not 'align' the two." A naive whole-file find-and-replace here would turn two correct sentences false. Only :6 is wrong.

      Adjacent, in the same docblock family (same file, separate from the above)

      search-companion.ts:286 names the reader as buildSearchFilter; the exported function in search-filter.ts is expandSearchToFilter. buildSearchFilter is not an export of that module. Stale identifier, comment-only, no behaviour — folding it into the same fix would be natural, but it is a distinct claim and is recorded here rather than assumed.

      Gate exposure

      scripts/adr-anchors/packages__objectql__src__search-companion.ts.json anchors this file to ADR-0015 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0061 and check:adr-anchors requires those ids stay referenced in it. A spelling correction does not touch an ADR id, so the anchor is unaffected — but the anchor is worth knowing about before editing this file.

      Observation class: finding label, no assignee, no lane label — routing belongs to central triage.

      Refs: #13744 (the engine.ts card this was found from) - the $icontains adjudication trail cited in search-filter.ts (#7641 / #6520 / #6682).

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          [finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 $search expansion "a $contains over source columns" — source columns compile to $icontains #13984

          Description

          @claude

          Filed by the os-dev seat working #13744, as an out-of-scope finding. That card's dispatch scoped the fix to packages/objectql/src/engine.ts and asked explicitly that a third file carrying the same false sentence be filed as its own finding rather than folded into that PR. This is that third file.

          Measured, at origin/main (merge base eb649cb8bc)

          packages/objectql/src/search-companion.ts:6 — the module docblock opens:

           * `$search` (ADR-0061 Tier 1) is a `$contains` over source columns, so typing
          * the full pinyin (`zhangwei`) or initials (`zw`) of a CJK name ("张伟") can
          * never hit — the stored value is the CJK original.
          

          The source-column clauses of the ADR-0061 expansion compile to $icontains, not $contains. The implementation is packages/objectql/src/search-filter.ts:109 / :111 (fieldClausesForTerm returns { [field]: { $icontains: term } }), and the adjudication is recorded in that file's own header at search-filter.ts:23:

           * [#7641] The case-insensitive operator is `$icontains`, NOT `$contains`.
          

          Two tests pin the live behaviour, both green on main this hour:

          Severity: low, and the argument the sentence carries still holds

          Comment-only, zero behaviour — same class and same severity as #13744. Note the reasoning in that sentence survives the correction: typing zhangwei cannot hit a stored 张伟 under either operator, because case folding does not transliterate. So this is a false spelling inside an argument that remains correct, which is precisely why it reads as fine and has survived.

          Worth a card for the reason #13744 gives: it is one hop from the file an agent doing query-engine work reads first, and an agent trusting it re-introduces the spelling #7641 paid to retire.

          Do NOT batch-replace this file — two $contains in it are CORRECT

          The same file carries two further $contains mentions, both describing the hidden __search companion clause, where $contains is the right spelling and is deliberate:

          • search-companion.ts:237 — "ORed { __search: { $contains: term } } into every $search against it"
          • search-companion.ts:286 — "which emits { __search: { $contains: term } }"

          search-filter.ts:137-143 states why, and says so in the imperative: the companion column is a normalized blob already lowercase on both sides, so a case-SENSITIVE operator over two folded values is exact — "Do not 'align' the two." A naive whole-file find-and-replace here would turn two correct sentences false. Only :6 is wrong.

          Adjacent, in the same docblock family (same file, separate from the above)

          search-companion.ts:286 names the reader as buildSearchFilter; the exported function in search-filter.ts is expandSearchToFilter. buildSearchFilter is not an export of that module. Stale identifier, comment-only, no behaviour — folding it into the same fix would be natural, but it is a distinct claim and is recorded here rather than assumed.

          Gate exposure

          scripts/adr-anchors/packages__objectql__src__search-companion.ts.json anchors this file to ADR-0015 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0061 and check:adr-anchors requires those ids stay referenced in it. A spelling correction does not touch an ADR id, so the anchor is unaffected — but the anchor is worth knowing about before editing this file.

          Observation class: finding label, no assignee, no lane label — routing belongs to central triage.

          Refs: #13744 (the engine.ts card this was found from) - the $icontains adjudication trail cited in search-filter.ts (#7641 / #6520 / #6682).

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              [finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 $search expansion "a $contains over source columns" — source columns compile to $icontains #13984

              Description

              @claude

              Filed by the os-dev seat working #13744, as an out-of-scope finding. That card's dispatch scoped the fix to packages/objectql/src/engine.ts and asked explicitly that a third file carrying the same false sentence be filed as its own finding rather than folded into that PR. This is that third file.

              Measured, at origin/main (merge base eb649cb8bc)

              packages/objectql/src/search-companion.ts:6 — the module docblock opens:

               * `$search` (ADR-0061 Tier 1) is a `$contains` over source columns, so typing
              * the full pinyin (`zhangwei`) or initials (`zw`) of a CJK name ("张伟") can
              * never hit — the stored value is the CJK original.
              

              The source-column clauses of the ADR-0061 expansion compile to $icontains, not $contains. The implementation is packages/objectql/src/search-filter.ts:109 / :111 (fieldClausesForTerm returns { [field]: { $icontains: term } }), and the adjudication is recorded in that file's own header at search-filter.ts:23:

               * [#7641] The case-insensitive operator is `$icontains`, NOT `$contains`.
              

              Two tests pin the live behaviour, both green on main this hour:

              Severity: low, and the argument the sentence carries still holds

              Comment-only, zero behaviour — same class and same severity as #13744. Note the reasoning in that sentence survives the correction: typing zhangwei cannot hit a stored 张伟 under either operator, because case folding does not transliterate. So this is a false spelling inside an argument that remains correct, which is precisely why it reads as fine and has survived.

              Worth a card for the reason #13744 gives: it is one hop from the file an agent doing query-engine work reads first, and an agent trusting it re-introduces the spelling #7641 paid to retire.

              Do NOT batch-replace this file — two $contains in it are CORRECT

              The same file carries two further $contains mentions, both describing the hidden __search companion clause, where $contains is the right spelling and is deliberate:

              • search-companion.ts:237 — "ORed { __search: { $contains: term } } into every $search against it"
              • search-companion.ts:286 — "which emits { __search: { $contains: term } }"

              search-filter.ts:137-143 states why, and says so in the imperative: the companion column is a normalized blob already lowercase on both sides, so a case-SENSITIVE operator over two folded values is exact — "Do not 'align' the two." A naive whole-file find-and-replace here would turn two correct sentences false. Only :6 is wrong.

              Adjacent, in the same docblock family (same file, separate from the above)

              search-companion.ts:286 names the reader as buildSearchFilter; the exported function in search-filter.ts is expandSearchToFilter. buildSearchFilter is not an export of that module. Stale identifier, comment-only, no behaviour — folding it into the same fix would be natural, but it is a distinct claim and is recorded here rather than assumed.

              Gate exposure

              scripts/adr-anchors/packages__objectql__src__search-companion.ts.json anchors this file to ADR-0015 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0061 and check:adr-anchors requires those ids stay referenced in it. A spelling correction does not touch an ADR id, so the anchor is unaffected — but the anchor is worth knowing about before editing this file.

              Observation class: finding label, no assignee, no lane label — routing belongs to central triage.

              Refs: #13744 (the engine.ts card this was found from) - the $icontains adjudication trail cited in search-filter.ts (#7641 / #6520 / #6682).

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                  [finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 $search expansion "a $contains over source columns" — source columns compile to $icontains #13984

                  Description

                  @claude

                  Filed by the os-dev seat working #13744, as an out-of-scope finding. That card's dispatch scoped the fix to packages/objectql/src/engine.ts and asked explicitly that a third file carrying the same false sentence be filed as its own finding rather than folded into that PR. This is that third file.

                  Measured, at origin/main (merge base eb649cb8bc)

                  packages/objectql/src/search-companion.ts:6 — the module docblock opens:

                   * `$search` (ADR-0061 Tier 1) is a `$contains` over source columns, so typing
                  * the full pinyin (`zhangwei`) or initials (`zw`) of a CJK name ("张伟") can
                  * never hit — the stored value is the CJK original.
                  

                  The source-column clauses of the ADR-0061 expansion compile to $icontains, not $contains. The implementation is packages/objectql/src/search-filter.ts:109 / :111 (fieldClausesForTerm returns { [field]: { $icontains: term } }), and the adjudication is recorded in that file's own header at search-filter.ts:23:

                   * [#7641] The case-insensitive operator is `$icontains`, NOT `$contains`.
                  

                  Two tests pin the live behaviour, both green on main this hour:

                  Severity: low, and the argument the sentence carries still holds

                  Comment-only, zero behaviour — same class and same severity as #13744. Note the reasoning in that sentence survives the correction: typing zhangwei cannot hit a stored 张伟 under either operator, because case folding does not transliterate. So this is a false spelling inside an argument that remains correct, which is precisely why it reads as fine and has survived.

                  Worth a card for the reason #13744 gives: it is one hop from the file an agent doing query-engine work reads first, and an agent trusting it re-introduces the spelling #7641 paid to retire.

                  Do NOT batch-replace this file — two $contains in it are CORRECT

                  The same file carries two further $contains mentions, both describing the hidden __search companion clause, where $contains is the right spelling and is deliberate:

                  • search-companion.ts:237 — "ORed { __search: { $contains: term } } into every $search against it"
                  • search-companion.ts:286 — "which emits { __search: { $contains: term } }"

                  search-filter.ts:137-143 states why, and says so in the imperative: the companion column is a normalized blob already lowercase on both sides, so a case-SENSITIVE operator over two folded values is exact — "Do not 'align' the two." A naive whole-file find-and-replace here would turn two correct sentences false. Only :6 is wrong.

                  Adjacent, in the same docblock family (same file, separate from the above)

                  search-companion.ts:286 names the reader as buildSearchFilter; the exported function in search-filter.ts is expandSearchToFilter. buildSearchFilter is not an export of that module. Stale identifier, comment-only, no behaviour — folding it into the same fix would be natural, but it is a distinct claim and is recorded here rather than assumed.

                  Gate exposure

                  scripts/adr-anchors/packages__objectql__src__search-companion.ts.json anchors this file to ADR-0015 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0061 and check:adr-anchors requires those ids stay referenced in it. A spelling correction does not touch an ADR id, so the anchor is unaffected — but the anchor is worth knowing about before editing this file.

                  Observation class: finding label, no assignee, no lane label — routing belongs to central triage.

                  Refs: #13744 (the engine.ts card this was found from) - the $icontains adjudication trail cited in search-filter.ts (#7641 / #6520 / #6682).

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                      [finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 $search expansion "a $contains over source columns" — source columns compile to $icontains #13984

                      Description

                      @claude

                      Filed by the os-dev seat working #13744, as an out-of-scope finding. That card's dispatch scoped the fix to packages/objectql/src/engine.ts and asked explicitly that a third file carrying the same false sentence be filed as its own finding rather than folded into that PR. This is that third file.

                      Measured, at origin/main (merge base eb649cb8bc)

                      packages/objectql/src/search-companion.ts:6 — the module docblock opens:

                       * `$search` (ADR-0061 Tier 1) is a `$contains` over source columns, so typing
                      * the full pinyin (`zhangwei`) or initials (`zw`) of a CJK name ("张伟") can
                      * never hit — the stored value is the CJK original.
                      

                      The source-column clauses of the ADR-0061 expansion compile to $icontains, not $contains. The implementation is packages/objectql/src/search-filter.ts:109 / :111 (fieldClausesForTerm returns { [field]: { $icontains: term } }), and the adjudication is recorded in that file's own header at search-filter.ts:23:

                       * [#7641] The case-insensitive operator is `$icontains`, NOT `$contains`.
                      

                      Two tests pin the live behaviour, both green on main this hour:

                      Severity: low, and the argument the sentence carries still holds

                      Comment-only, zero behaviour — same class and same severity as #13744. Note the reasoning in that sentence survives the correction: typing zhangwei cannot hit a stored 张伟 under either operator, because case folding does not transliterate. So this is a false spelling inside an argument that remains correct, which is precisely why it reads as fine and has survived.

                      Worth a card for the reason #13744 gives: it is one hop from the file an agent doing query-engine work reads first, and an agent trusting it re-introduces the spelling #7641 paid to retire.

                      Do NOT batch-replace this file — two $contains in it are CORRECT

                      The same file carries two further $contains mentions, both describing the hidden __search companion clause, where $contains is the right spelling and is deliberate:

                      • search-companion.ts:237 — "ORed { __search: { $contains: term } } into every $search against it"
                      • search-companion.ts:286 — "which emits { __search: { $contains: term } }"

                      search-filter.ts:137-143 states why, and says so in the imperative: the companion column is a normalized blob already lowercase on both sides, so a case-SENSITIVE operator over two folded values is exact — "Do not 'align' the two." A naive whole-file find-and-replace here would turn two correct sentences false. Only :6 is wrong.

                      Adjacent, in the same docblock family (same file, separate from the above)

                      search-companion.ts:286 names the reader as buildSearchFilter; the exported function in search-filter.ts is expandSearchToFilter. buildSearchFilter is not an export of that module. Stale identifier, comment-only, no behaviour — folding it into the same fix would be natural, but it is a distinct claim and is recorded here rather than assumed.

                      Gate exposure

                      scripts/adr-anchors/packages__objectql__src__search-companion.ts.json anchors this file to ADR-0015 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0061 and check:adr-anchors requires those ids stay referenced in it. A spelling correction does not touch an ADR id, so the anchor is unaffected — but the anchor is worth knowing about before editing this file.

                      Observation class: finding label, no assignee, no lane label — routing belongs to central triage.

                      Refs: #13744 (the engine.ts card this was found from) - the $icontains adjudication trail cited in search-filter.ts (#7641 / #6520 / #6682).

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                          [finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 $search expansion "a $contains over source columns" — source columns compile to $icontains #13984

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                          @claude

                          Filed by the os-dev seat working #13744, as an out-of-scope finding. That card's dispatch scoped the fix to packages/objectql/src/engine.ts and asked explicitly that a third file carrying the same false sentence be filed as its own finding rather than folded into that PR. This is that third file.

                          Measured, at origin/main (merge base eb649cb8bc)

                          packages/objectql/src/search-companion.ts:6 — the module docblock opens:

                           * `$search` (ADR-0061 Tier 1) is a `$contains` over source columns, so typing
                          * the full pinyin (`zhangwei`) or initials (`zw`) of a CJK name ("张伟") can
                          * never hit — the stored value is the CJK original.
                          

                          The source-column clauses of the ADR-0061 expansion compile to $icontains, not $contains. The implementation is packages/objectql/src/search-filter.ts:109 / :111 (fieldClausesForTerm returns { [field]: { $icontains: term } }), and the adjudication is recorded in that file's own header at search-filter.ts:23:

                           * [#7641] The case-insensitive operator is `$icontains`, NOT `$contains`.
                          

                          Two tests pin the live behaviour, both green on main this hour:

                          Severity: low, and the argument the sentence carries still holds

                          Comment-only, zero behaviour — same class and same severity as #13744. Note the reasoning in that sentence survives the correction: typing zhangwei cannot hit a stored 张伟 under either operator, because case folding does not transliterate. So this is a false spelling inside an argument that remains correct, which is precisely why it reads as fine and has survived.

                          Worth a card for the reason #13744 gives: it is one hop from the file an agent doing query-engine work reads first, and an agent trusting it re-introduces the spelling #7641 paid to retire.

                          Do NOT batch-replace this file — two $contains in it are CORRECT

                          The same file carries two further $contains mentions, both describing the hidden __search companion clause, where $contains is the right spelling and is deliberate:

                          • search-companion.ts:237 — "ORed { __search: { $contains: term } } into every $search against it"
                          • search-companion.ts:286 — "which emits { __search: { $contains: term } }"

                          search-filter.ts:137-143 states why, and says so in the imperative: the companion column is a normalized blob already lowercase on both sides, so a case-SENSITIVE operator over two folded values is exact — "Do not 'align' the two." A naive whole-file find-and-replace here would turn two correct sentences false. Only :6 is wrong.

                          Adjacent, in the same docblock family (same file, separate from the above)

                          search-companion.ts:286 names the reader as buildSearchFilter; the exported function in search-filter.ts is expandSearchToFilter. buildSearchFilter is not an export of that module. Stale identifier, comment-only, no behaviour — folding it into the same fix would be natural, but it is a distinct claim and is recorded here rather than assumed.

                          Gate exposure

                          scripts/adr-anchors/packages__objectql__src__search-companion.ts.json anchors this file to ADR-0015 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0061 and check:adr-anchors requires those ids stay referenced in it. A spelling correction does not touch an ADR id, so the anchor is unaffected — but the anchor is worth knowing about before editing this file.

                          Observation class: finding label, no assignee, no lane label — routing belongs to central triage.

                          Refs: #13744 (the engine.ts card this was found from) - the $icontains adjudication trail cited in search-filter.ts (#7641 / #6520 / #6682).

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                              [finding] search-companion.ts docblock calls the ADR-0061 $search expansion "a $contains over source columns" — source columns compile to $icontains #13984

                              Description

                              @claude

                              Filed by the os-dev seat working #13744, as an out-of-scope finding. That card's dispatch scoped the fix to packages/objectql/src/engine.ts and asked explicitly that a third file carrying the same false sentence be filed as its own finding rather than folded into that PR. This is that third file.

                              Measured, at origin/main (merge base eb649cb8bc)

                              packages/objectql/src/search-companion.ts:6 — the module docblock opens:

                               * `$search` (ADR-0061 Tier 1) is a `$contains` over source columns, so typing
                              * the full pinyin (`zhangwei`) or initials (`zw`) of a CJK name ("张伟") can
                              * never hit — the stored value is the CJK original.
                              

                              The source-column clauses of the ADR-0061 expansion compile to $icontains, not $contains. The implementation is packages/objectql/src/search-filter.ts:109 / :111 (fieldClausesForTerm returns { [field]: { $icontains: term } }), and the adjudication is recorded in that file's own header at search-filter.ts:23:

                               * [#7641] The case-insensitive operator is `$icontains`, NOT `$contains`.
                              

                              Two tests pin the live behaviour, both green on main this hour:

                              Severity: low, and the argument the sentence carries still holds

                              Comment-only, zero behaviour — same class and same severity as #13744. Note the reasoning in that sentence survives the correction: typing zhangwei cannot hit a stored 张伟 under either operator, because case folding does not transliterate. So this is a false spelling inside an argument that remains correct, which is precisely why it reads as fine and has survived.

                              Worth a card for the reason #13744 gives: it is one hop from the file an agent doing query-engine work reads first, and an agent trusting it re-introduces the spelling #7641 paid to retire.

                              Do NOT batch-replace this file — two $contains in it are CORRECT

                              The same file carries two further $contains mentions, both describing the hidden __search companion clause, where $contains is the right spelling and is deliberate:

                              • search-companion.ts:237 — "ORed { __search: { $contains: term } } into every $search against it"
                              • search-companion.ts:286 — "which emits { __search: { $contains: term } }"

                              search-filter.ts:137-143 states why, and says so in the imperative: the companion column is a normalized blob already lowercase on both sides, so a case-SENSITIVE operator over two folded values is exact — "Do not 'align' the two." A naive whole-file find-and-replace here would turn two correct sentences false. Only :6 is wrong.

                              Adjacent, in the same docblock family (same file, separate from the above)

                              search-companion.ts:286 names the reader as buildSearchFilter; the exported function in search-filter.ts is expandSearchToFilter. buildSearchFilter is not an export of that module. Stale identifier, comment-only, no behaviour — folding it into the same fix would be natural, but it is a distinct claim and is recorded here rather than assumed.

                              Gate exposure

                              scripts/adr-anchors/packages__objectql__src__search-companion.ts.json anchors this file to ADR-0015 / ADR-0045 / ADR-0061 and check:adr-anchors requires those ids stay referenced in it. A spelling correction does not touch an ADR id, so the anchor is unaffected — but the anchor is worth knowing about before editing this file.

                              Observation class: finding label, no assignee, no lane label — routing belongs to central triage.

                              Refs: #13744 (the engine.ts card this was found from) - the $icontains adjudication trail cited in search-filter.ts (#7641 / #6520 / #6682).

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