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```
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The full set of search/narrowing options supported by the Zulip API is
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documented in
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[the Zulip Help Center article on search](/help/search-for-messages).
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There are a few additional options that we don't document there
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because they are primarily useful to API clients:
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documented in [the Zulip Help Center article on
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search](/help/search-for-messages). There are a few additional
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options, new in Zulip 2.1, that we don't document there because they
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are primarily useful to API clients:
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* `pm-with:1234`: Search 1-on-1 messages by user ID `1234`.
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* `pm-with:1234`: Search 1-on-1 messages between you and user ID `1234`.
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* `sender:1234`: Search 1-on-1 messages sent by user ID `1234`.
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* `stream:1234`: Search 1-on-1 messages sent to the stream with ID `123`.
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* `group-pm-with:1234`: Search private messages including the user with ID `1234`.
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For example, to query messages sent by a user 1234 to stream 123, the
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correct JSON-encoded query is:
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```json
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[
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{
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"operator": "sender",
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"operand": 1234
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},
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{
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"operator": "stream",
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"operand": 123
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}
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]
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```
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