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LemonCrow vs cocoindex-code

What cocoindex-code says, vs. what it scored.

AST-based semantic code search built on CocoIndex, a Rust data-transformation engine; tree-sitter parsing plus embeddings.

What cocoindex-code says about itself
“A lightweight, effective (AST-based) semantic code search tool for your codebase... Instant token saving by 70%.”
Publishes some numbers...never against another search toolView source ↗
What it actually scored — same 14 repos, same 7,213 queries as every other tool
ToolMRRp95p100
★ LemonCrow +semantic (BGE)0.727390ms1057ms
★ LemonCrow lexical (default)0.676134ms319ms
cocoindex-code0.557595ms2061ms

70% token-saving figure is real. Strongest challenger here -- 0.557 MRR vs. LemonCrow's 0.727 (semantic) / 0.676 (lexical).

By query kind -- same benchmark, broken out (no reps in this eval: one deterministic pass per query)
KindLemonCrow +semanticLemonCrow lexicalcocoindex-code
definition0.873 (n=1570)0.871 (n=1570)0.648 (n=1570)
content0.873 (n=1444)0.864 (n=1444)0.696 (n=1444)
semantic0.759 (n=1800)0.576 (n=1800)0.590 (n=1800)
swebench0.500 (n=1908)0.493 (n=1908)0.371 (n=1908)
sessions0.587 (n=491)0.571 (n=491)0.455 (n=491)

n = query/gold pairs of that kind, out of 7,213 total -- every provider scored on all 5 kinds.

By repo -- all 15 repos in the corpus, same query set
RepoLemonCrow +semanticLemonCrow lexicalcocoindex-code
astropy/astropy0.7720.7150.614
django/django0.6890.6520.511
lemoncrow-lab/lemoncrow-dev0.4670.4770.356
lemoncrow/lemoncrow0.5940.5570.457
matplotlib/matplotlib0.8010.7470.631
mwaskom/seaborn0.8140.7680.711
pallets/flask0.7350.6710.518
psf/requests0.8400.8030.691
pydata/xarray0.8150.7640.660
pylint-dev/pylint0.8560.7840.706
pytest-dev/pytest0.8260.7390.625
scikit-learn/scikit-learn0.7400.6690.513
sphinx-doc/sphinx0.6370.5800.449
sympy/sympy0.6940.6370.504
torvalds/linux0.7260.6680.500

MRR per repo: n-weighted blend across all 5 query kinds, same 7,213-query run.

The true story

Same 14 repositories, same 7,213 query/gold pairs as every tool here, cocoindex-code included. Full methodology, every raw number, and the other9 tools →