`search` — module reference

Rendered from the module's own manifest, and from nothing written by hand. What the module does is its own page.

Activation

An operator switches this module on and off on /platform/modules. The choice is the setting search.enabled, and it defaults to on.

Module	Binding	What it means
`catalog`	yes	installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module
`credentials`	yes	installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module
`organizations`	yes	installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module
`price_lists`	yes	installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module
`sales_channels`	yes	installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module
`settings`	yes	installs and migrates after it, and an operator cannot switch it off underneath this module

Code	Label	Also needs
`search:write`	Configure search (LLM / indexing)	—

None.

Code	Name	Type
`search.enabled`	Search enabled	`boolean`
`search.index_task_timeout_seconds`	Index task timeout (seconds)	`number`
`search.llm.embedder_credentials`	LLM-augmented search — embedder credentials	`credential_ref`
`search.llm.enabled`	LLM-augmented search — enabled	`boolean`
`search.popup.minimum_query_length`	Suggestion popup — minimum query length	`number`
`search.popup.suggestion_count`	Suggestion popup — result count	`number`
`search.reindex_interval_minutes`	Product reindex interval (minutes)	`number`

Bundles at i18n inside the module, one file per shipped language.

Command	What it does
`pnpm --filter backend run cli -- search reindex`	Rebuild every sales channel's Meilisearch index from PostgreSQL.