Search engine and content management system for MEL (Maya Embedded Language)

I want to gather a library of MEL scripts for object identification and animation (movement) where old scripts add variable names (objects) to a database for searching under the directory "object", avatars like rigged characters with bones, backgrounds, and cameras as sub-directories, and functions to a database for searching under the directory "movement", or animation algorithms, that allow new manual uploads with title, description, and choice of directory/sub-directory, the search engine for keywords will create it's own "related topics and searches" directory dump based on comparative analysis. So objects like "Mary", "John", "Kim Kardashian", "Felix the cat", "bicycle", "seascape", "Camera 1", etc., only have meaning based on patterns or repetitive usages and the functions, like "Mary walking", "Mary rides bicycle to seascape", etc., where the goal is to allow the Maya animator to download any object/rigged character they want, say from TurboSquid, and the MEL scripts used for old animations automatically re-assign the movements to characters replaced with new objects which at first is manual, but becomes more automatic over time. I am a physicist who write kinematic equations (Galileo) for motion, like x = t where x is the x axis in meters, t is time in seconds, for, say, the movement of a walking person that will have nested equations for motion, not just for translation from point a to b, but the rotation of joints for arm, leg, hip bones, etc. So the scanning of and input of functions may need some generic library of classical Galileo equations for common object movements.