docs(search): add ingest-content Claude command - #1119
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| make -C pmoves up-hirag # Start Hi-RAG v2 | ||
| make -C pmoves up-workers # Start extract-worker + media workers |
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Path 1 starts with POST http://localhost:8077/yt/ingest, but the Make Targets section omits make -C pmoves up-yt; up-workers does not include pmoves-yt (see WORKER_SERVICES in pmoves/Makefile) and PMOVES.YT is started by a separate up-yt target. If operators follow this command verbatim, port 8077 is typically not running and Step 1 fails before ingestion begins.
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| - `sentence-transformers/all-MiniLM-L6-v2` (384d, fast) | ||
| - `Alibaba-NLP/gte-Qwen2-1.5B-instruct` (1536d, multilingual) | ||
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| Set `EXTRACT_WORKER_EMBEDDING_BACKEND=sentence-transformers` in env to bypass TensorZero. |
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The fallback instruction recommends EXTRACT_WORKER_EMBEDDING_BACKEND=sentence-transformers, but extract-worker reads EMBEDDING_BACKEND in pmoves/services/extract-worker/worker.py (line 31). In the documented TensorZero-failure scenario, setting the variable shown here does not switch backends, so ingestion continues failing instead of recovering.
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