Find Docs
Access real-time documentation and API references for any framework or library
What You Can Do
You can instantly access up-to-date documentation for any developer technology—from React and Next.js to Django and AWS SDKs. This skill resolves library names to their official documentation and pulls current API signatures, configuration options, and code examples, ensuring you're always working with the latest version information. Perfect for API syntax questions, version migration issues, setup instructions, and debugging library-specific behavior.
Features
handles frameworks, SDKs, CLI tools, and cloud services
never rely on potentially outdated training data
verify exact syntax and required parameters
query docs for specific library versions when needed
see real examples from official docs, not from training data
works equally well for React, Prisma, Spring Boot, or lesser-known tools
uses Context7 CLI for reliable, direct access to documentation sources
Example Output
Example 1: React Hook Documentation
Query: "How do I clean up useEffect with async operations?"
Result:
// Cleanup function for async operations in useEffect
useEffect(() => {
let isMounted = true;
const fetchData = async () => {
const result = await fetch('/api/data');
if (isMounted) {
setData(result);
}
};
fetchData();
return () => {
isMounted = false; // Cleanup
};
}, []);
Example 2: Next.js Deployment Configuration
Query: "What are the environment variables for Vercel deployment?"
Result: Current docs showing NEXT_PUBLIC_* prefixes, build settings, and vercel.json configuration options with latest API syntax.
Example 3: TypeScript + Express Setup
Query: "How do I set up Express with TypeScript?"
Result: Step-by-step setup with current package versions, tsconfig settings, and middleware configuration from the latest Express documentation.
What's Included
- SKILL.md instruction file: complete workflow for resolving libraries and querying documentation
- Context7 CLI reference: command syntax and parameter details
- Two-step resolution process: library name resolution + documentation query
- Error handling guide: best practices for handling library lookup failures
- Common library patterns: pre-identified library IDs for popular frameworks and SDKs
Who It's For
- Full-stack engineers — verify API syntax and configuration for frameworks you're actively using
- Backend developers — access current SDK documentation for cloud services, databases, and APIs
- Frontend developers — get real-time React, Vue, Angular, and build tool documentation
- DevOps engineers — retrieve CLI tool documentation and deployment configuration options
- Engineering teams upgrading dependencies — find version migration guides and breaking change documentation
Best For
- API syntax and method signature verification — confirm exact function parameters and return types
- Configuration and setup instructions — get current step-by-step setup for libraries and frameworks
- Version migration and breaking changes — find what changed between library versions
- Debugging library-specific behavior — understand current library APIs when troubleshooting
- Code examples for specific use cases — retrieve real examples from official documentation
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