docs(serena): make code-search routing language-agnostic#533
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The advisory code-search rule now nudges toward Serena's symbol tools for any language Serena indexes for the project, not only TS/TSX and no longer scoped to app/ or test/. The rule frontmatter triggers on a broad multi-language source glob. The enforcement guard is left untouched and stays TypeScript-conservative and tsconfig-gated, since a wrong hard-block on a non-TS search is worse than a miss while the rule only nudges. The two Serena wiki pages document the split and a CHANGELOG entry records it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Makes GAIA's Serena code-search routing language-agnostic instead of hardcoded to TypeScript. An adopter who configures another language server (Python, Go, Rust, ...) now gets the same Serena routing nudge, where before a GAIA-owned advisory surface pinned routing to TS +
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.claude/rules/code-search.mdgeneralized:paths:swapped from the TS-onlyapp/**/test/**pins to a broad multi-language source glob (ts,tsx,js,jsx,mjs,cjs,py,go,rs,java,rb,php,cs,cpp,cc,c,h,hpp,kt,swift,scala), so the rule activates for any language Serena might index, repo-wide.app/**andtest/**"; it prefers Serena's symbol tools for any language Serena indexes for the project. The note that grep is still right for prose / comments / non-code files is preserved.## Enforcementsection now states the split explicitly..claude/hooks/serena-code-search-guard.shstays TypeScript-conservative and tsconfig-gated. The guard is a hard BLOCK; a wrong block on a non-TS grep is worse than a miss, whereas the rule only nudges (zero false-block risk). Rule generalizes; guard stays conservative.wiki/concepts/Serena Integration.md,wiki/dependencies/Serena.md) updated in present tense to state the split: the advisory routing rule is language-agnostic (multi-language trigger, not TS/app/test-only) while the enforcement guard remains TS-conservative, so code and docs agree.## [Unreleased] → Changedentry recording the routing generalization and the deliberately conservative guard.Markdown-only change (rule + wiki + CHANGELOG); no source touched. Wiki-style audit greps on the two touched pages returned clean.
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