How to use yasushisakai.com

`/pages`

The page list has two modes, controlled entirely through URL parameters.

Modes

Browse — no q. Lists notes, default sort by visits.
Search — non-empty q. Cosine similarity against note embeddings, default sort by similarity.

Parameters

key	meaning
`q`	free-text query; enables search mode
`all`	comma-separated tags; result must have every tag
`any`	comma-separated tags; result must have at least one
`none`	comma-separated tags; exclude results having any of these
`sort`	see below; valid values depend on mode
`l`	max results, `1`–`200` (default `50`)
`t`	distance threshold, `0.0`–`2.0` (search only; lower = stricter; default `1.0`)

Sort values

value	browse	search	meaning
`visits`	✓ (default)	✓	most visited first
`dist`		✓ (default)	most similar first
`new`	✓	✓	newest first
`old`	✓	✓	oldest first

Invalid sort values fall back to the mode’s default.

Examples

/pages — everything, by visits
/pages?all=research — only research-tagged
/pages?sort=new&l=5 — five newest notes
/pages?q=consensus — semantic search
/pages?q=consensus&all=research&t=0.4 — narrow search with strict threshold
/pages?q=consensus&sort=visits — search, re-ranked by popularity

Notes

t and l apply before re-sorting. ?q=foo&sort=visits&l=5 means “the 5 closest matches, re-sorted by visits.”
Clicking a tag in the result row sets all=<tag>. Clicking an active filter chip removes it.
The URL is the state — bookmark or share any view directly.