Search got a brain transplant — and it remembers how to think like you do.

We rebuilt global search from the ground up. You can now search two ways: ask questions in natural language and let AI interpret what you mean (we've had this over a year now), or use precise key:value syntax when you know exactly what you're hunting for. Both live in the same bar. Hit ⌘ + K (or Ctrl+K) and start typing.

The AI mode understands context. "Show me resistors we haven't touched in six months" works. So does "parts made by John that cost more than $5." It parses your intent, translates it into filters, and shows you what it understood before running the search. No black box guessing.

But sometimes you don't want interpretation — you want exactness. That's where key:value syntax comes back. Type manufacturer:Molex price:>5 and you get precisely that. No ambiguity, no AI second-guessing your query. We've documented the full syntax here — it's more powerful than before!

The search bar now suggests results as you type, and clicking a suggestion takes you straight to that component's detail page.

Also in this release

• Auto-mapping for imports — Quantity and Item Number now map automatically when importing data. Fewer manual column assignments.

Fixes

• Fixed attribute filters not working correctly when negated (e.g., "does not contain")

• Fixed label filters using internal IDs instead of human-readable names

• Fixed search filters on revision and description fields returning incorrect results

• Fixed attribute type checking causing some queries to fail silently