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Search 200 reports across 52 students

Postgres full-text search over counselling reports, ranked by relevance. Filter by school, grade, or report kind.

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Session transcript May 15, 2026 rank 0.518

Counselling session · Arjun Krishnan · Mar 03, 2026

Arjun Krishnan
CY-14193 · Gr 12
Banyan Tree Public School

Arjun Krishnan:** Honestly, more pressure now. Dad keeps saying CA and Commerce is the safe path. Mom is more

Open session → /scheduling/11
Session transcript May 15, 2026 rank 0.518

Counselling session · Arjun Krishnan · Apr 11, 2026

Arjun Krishnan
CY-14193 · Gr 12
Banyan Tree Public School

Arjun Krishnan:** Honestly, more pressure now. Dad keeps saying CA and Commerce is the safe path. Mom is more

Open session → /scheduling/7
Session note May 23, 2025 rank 0.19

Career exploration session — Grade 12

Arjun Krishnan
CY-14193 · Gr 12
Banyan Tree Public School

Arjun Krishnan was engaged today. We explored their interest in medicine, discussing pathway options at the intersection of curiosity

Open student insights → /insights/37
—— how Discovery works

Postgres FTS over every report, note and transcript

1
Tokenize

Every reports.text and counsellor_note is indexed by Postgres tsvector (english config). One GIN index, refreshed on insert.

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Query

Search box runs plainto_tsquery + ts_rank_cd. Filter chips (school, grade, RIASEC, kind) compose into the same SQL — no client-side filtering.

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Highlight

ts_headline wraps matches in <mark> tags so counsellors see the evidence in context.

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Rank

Top 30 sorted by rank × recency. The aim is < 200 ms server-side on the full corpus, no Elasticsearch needed.