From the article, these are the heuristics the OP applied for searching Apple documentation:

* Core types over extensions - View ranks above View+Accessibility * URL depth analysis - /documentation/swiftui/view beats /documentation/swiftui/view/some/nested/thing * Title pattern detection - Exact matches surface first * Modern over deprecated - Current APIs rank higher

  Update since launch:
  - 111k+ documentation pages indexed
  - 606 sample code projects (fully searchable)
  - Swift Evolution proposals, Swift.org docs, The Swift Book
  - Apple Archive legacy guides—deep conceptual docs for Core Animation, Core Graphics, Core Text, etc. that aren't in modern docs
  - 9,699 Swift packages cataloged

  Pre-built indexes available if you don't want to wait 20+ hours to crawl:
  - https://github.com/mihaelamj/cupertino-docs - Documentation archive
  - https://github.com/mihaelamj/cupertino-sample-code - Sample code mirror

  The crawl time was the #1 friction point. Fixed it.

  cupertino setup now downloads pre-built databases from GitHub Releases. No more 20-hour crawls.

  138K+ docs pages and 606 sample projects, ready in under a minute.

  Blog post with details: https://aleahim.com/blog/cupertino-instant-setup/