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CTX7-3751: Describe query-code references as name matches unless a library has a SCIP index - #3762
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The query-code tool description said references are "resolved by a compiler-based SCIP index where the library has one (TypeScript, JavaScript, Python, Go, Rust)". In production only 19 of 1,846 ready code snapshots have a SCIP index, so almost every references call returns whole-word name matches. The wording made agents expect resolved references for any library in those languages.
The line now says references are name matches, resolved only for the few libraries with a SCIP index, and that the result says which (resolved results already say "These are resolved references").