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Either based on the "API", or it could bundle and query the index directly. Or one of each!

Sample cmdlet here: https://www.reddit.com/r/PowerShell/comments/hma63m/findcmdlet_a_search_engine_for_powershell_cmdlets/fx77gbv/

Improve ranking of results:

• Anything which ends up with unicode replacement characters should be ranked lower, eg. https://find-cmdlet.com/search?q=bpkurstn
• Built in and RSAT cmdlets should be boosted
• Anything not named <Verb>-<Noun> should be ranked lower
• Anything using an unapproved verb should be ranked lower
• Modules from PowerShell Gallery with higher download counts should be ranked higher
• Exact matches should rank higher than inexact matches, eg. https://find-cmdlet.com/search?q=new+item "New-Item" should be top of the list

Add UI for filtering/manipulating search results.

Tantivy has lots of search operators built in, we should expose UI for interacting with this.

When the HelpUri is missing, the indexer falls back to a powershell gallery link - it should not do this for built in or RSAT commands.

Eg. search for "new virtual machine", the New-VM cmdlet from Hyper-V links to PowerShell gallery.

Trying to build and run the project locally is unclear. Would be great to have to brief documentation

Search for "new virtual machine", New-CIVM from VMware.VimAutomation.Cloud (12.0.0.15940183) is reported twice

Searching for eg. New-Item returns no results: https://find-cmdlet.com/search?q=New-Item

Cmdlets differ between different module versions, add support for listing/viewing all of them.

Find-Cmdlet.com looks terrible on Windows.

It should look something like this:

Right now everything is run with Windows PowerShell 5.1 - add support for running with PowerShell 7+