Search Wikipedia and fetch the full text of every hit
Runs a full-text Wikipedia search and fetches every hit as an article row with its full plain text, short description, categories and Wikidata id — a ready-made corpus for RAG or research. One search-result row per hit, one article row per page, plus 30 days of human pageviews for each to rank them by attention. Change the queries or language, or set articleContent to intro for a cheaper set.
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