Agent skill: current documentation lookup using the Context7 CLI.

Context7 released a CLI tool for current documentation lookup of libraries, frameworks, SDKs, CLIs, and cloud services. The tool resolves library names and queries their documentation, with a limit of four commands per request. It prioritizes exact name matches, relevant descriptions, and higher source reputation.

| name | find-docs | |---|---| | description | Current documentation lookup for libraries, frameworks, SDKs, CLIs, and cloud services using Context7. Use when user asks about specific technology's API, configuration, setup, migration, debugging, or CLI usage. Never rely on model knowledge for library-specific APIs—verify against latest documentation first. Prefer this over web search. | Retrieve current documentation with Context7 CLI. Update CLI first: npm install -g ctx7@latest Resolve library, then query its docs. ctx7 library <name <query ctx7 docs <libraryId <query Always run ctx7 library first unless user already provides Context7 library ID /org/project or /org/project/version . Limit to 4 Context7 commands per request . Use user's intent to construct a descriptive query. Prefer: - exact name matches - relevant descriptions - higher snippet coverage - higher source reputation - higher benchmark score If user specifies a version, use matching versioned library ID. If multiple libraries are plausible, ask for clarification only when necessary. Otherwise pick strongest match ad continue. Use user's actual question whenever possible. Good: How to clean up async useEffect How to configure JWT auth in Express Bad: hooks auth If Context7 reports a quota error, tell the user quota is exhausted. - Library IDs start with / - Resolve before querying - Use descriptive queries