Reference
Reference
Command, configuration, and metrics references, plus definitions of the terms used in the documentation.
These pages are lookup tables. They exist so you can check a flag name, a default, a metric label, or a term without reading prose around it.
| Page | Contents |
|---|---|
| CLI | Every yolosearch command, its arguments, and its command-specific flags |
| Configuration | Every setting, with kind, scope, default, environment variable, and flag |
| Metrics | Every exported Prometheus family, with type, labels, and meaning |
| Glossary | The vocabulary the rest of the documentation assumes |
The command and configuration references are derived from
docs/cli.md in the YoloSearch repository, which is generated by
yolosearch manual and from the binary's own configuration catalog. A
manual-check stage in continuous integration fails on drift, so the generated
file cannot fall behind the binary.
The metric names, types, and labels come from internal/metrics. The engine validates its registries and label cardinality. The console
exports separate gauges from internal/adminbridge/metrics.go. This site's
manual tables can lag the implementation; inspect /metrics for the process
you are running.
| Question | Command |
|---|---|
| What commands exist? | yolosearch --help |
| What does one command take? | yolosearch <command> --help |
| The complete manual as Markdown | yolosearch manual |
| What is every setting, and where did its value come from? | yolosearch config list |
| What is one setting set to right now? | yolosearch config get <key> |
| What will this process resolve to before it starts? | yolosearch config export --yaml |
| What is this process exporting? | curl localhost:9550/metrics |
config get and config list report each value and its source layer. Use
that provenance to identify which file, environment variable, flag, or runtime
override set it.
- Configuration guide — the precedence model behind the table
- Observability — what to do with the metrics
- Concepts — what the vocabulary means in context