A trove of documents that appear to describe how Google ranks search results has appeared online, likely as the result of accidental publication by an in-house bot. The leaked documentation describes an old version of Google’s Content Warehouse API and provides a glimpse of Google Search’s inner workings. The material appears to have been inadvertently committed to a publicly accessible Google-owned repository on GitHub around March 13 by the web giant’s own automated tooling. That automation tacked an Apache 2.0 open source license on the commit, as is standard for Google’s public documentation. A follow-up commit on May 7 attempted to undo the leak.
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