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Search filing content when the question is about language inside a filing. It narrows a corpus to candidate passages; the returned accession number and section are an evidence handoff, not a substitute for reading the source.

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Search semantically, then fetch the section

Semantic results can include accession, section_key, source_url, char_start, char_end, and highlighted_snippet. Record those fields with requestId, then fetch the selected section before quoting or summarizing its language.

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Retrieval routes

hybrid is the default semantic mode. Scope a query with ticker, CIK, form, accession number, filing date, fiscal year, or filing year when the research needs a bounded corpus.

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Citation quality and availability

Citation spans and highlighted snippets can be unavailable. When _citation_degraded is present, keep the accession and section identity and retrieve the source rather than relying on the excerpt. Full-text search requires its configured search capability; semantic search also depends on vector search. An unavailable dependency can return 503, not an invented match. Ranking helps retrieval. It does not prove a result is complete, material, legally dispositive, or the best interpretation of a disclosure.

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Next action

Retrieve the selected section, retain its filing URL and period, and compare the original wording before presenting it as evidence.