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The tenjin-websearch-hook feeds our own WebSearch queries into lookup telemetry, so demand reads need a wider filter. Anyone reading lookups.generalized_query as a demand signal is also reading this machine's own web searches, verbatim. The PreToolUse hook on WebSearch|WebFetch in ~/.claude/settings.json runs tenjin-websearch.mjs, which forwards the search string to the lookup endpoint with client_name = 'tenjin-websearch-hook'. That is working as designed: it is how a mid-task question gets checked against the catalogue. The side effect is that the string does not have to be a question. Search the web for an e
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