Turing AEM Search: What Your AEM Site Could Do If Search Actually Understood People
Your AEM search box is the most honest feedback channel you own, and usually the most neglected. Hybrid search plus a conversational layer over the AEM content you already published, with citations, self-hosted and Apache 2.0.
RAG Over Enterprise Content with Viglet Turing and MCP
Combine retrieval-augmented generation over your indexed enterprise content with the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so AI agents can search your AEM, WordPress, and database content as a first-class tool.
Semantic & Vector Search in Adobe AEM with Viglet Turing
Go beyond keyword search on Adobe Experience Manager content: add embedding-based vector search and semantic navigation with an open-source platform, on your own infrastructure.
When to Choose Apache Solr, Elasticsearch, or Viglet Turing
Raw Solr and Elasticsearch are search engines; Viglet Turing is an enterprise search platform built on top of them. Here's how to decide which layer you actually need.
Coveo vs. Lucidworks Fusion (and an Open-Source Option)
Coveo is managed SaaS priced per query; Lucidworks Fusion is licensed, Solr-based and runs in your perimeter. How they compare on pricing, data residency, connectors and RAG, plus Viglet Turing as the open-source alternative.
Adding Enterprise Search to WordPress with Viglet Turing
Index WordPress posts, pages, and custom post types into an open-source enterprise search engine with faceted navigation and semantic search: a self-hosted alternative to Algolia and ElasticPress.
Open-Source Alternatives to Algolia and Coveo for Adobe AEM
Comparing search options for Adobe Experience Manager: Algolia, Coveo, Lucidworks, raw Solr/Elasticsearch, and the open-source Viglet Turing. Pricing model, data residency, facets, semantic search, and RAG.
How to Add Enterprise Search to Adobe AEM with Viglet Turing
A step-by-step guide to indexing Adobe Experience Manager content into an open-source enterprise search engine with faceted navigation, semantic search, and RAG: an alternative to Algolia, Coveo, and Lucidworks.