Docs Seeker

What it does

Docs Seeker is designed to quickly locate and analyze relevant documentation for software libraries, frameworks, or websites. It prioritizes finding standardized llms.txt files (often hosted on context7.com) which contain AI-friendly documentation snippets. When a direct llms.txt isn't found, it falls back to analyzing GitHub repositories using Repomix and performing web searches. The skill can also leverage multiple "Explorer" agents in parallel to comprehensively cover large documentation sets.

When to use it

• You need to quickly find information about a specific software library or framework.
• You're struggling to locate the relevant documentation through traditional search methods.
• You want to understand the AI-friendly documentation for a project (e.g., identifying supported models).
• You're researching a GitHub repository and need to quickly extract key information from its documentation.
• You’re looking for details on a specific feature within a library or framework.

Key capabilities

• llms.txt Search: Prioritizes finding standardized AI-friendly documentation files hosted at context7.com.
• GitHub Repository Analysis: Uses Repomix to analyze GitHub repositories when llms.txt is unavailable.
• Parallel Exploration: Deploys multiple "Explorer" agents concurrently for comprehensive documentation coverage.
• Fallback Research: Utilizes web searches and Researcher agents as a last resort.
• Topic-Specific Searches: Allows searching within llms.txt files for information related to specific topics (e.g., “date”, “cache”).

Example prompts

• "Find the documentation for the imagick library."
• "What's the installation process for Next.js?"
• "Show me the llms.txt file for byteplus ModelArk."
• “How do I use caching in vercel/next.js?”

Tips & gotchas

• The skill prioritizes finding llms.txt files, so its effectiveness depends on whether these files are available for your target library or framework.
• For websites, the skill uses a normalized domain path to construct the context7.com URL; this may not always be accurate.
• When analyzing GitHub repositories, Repomix must be installed globally (npm install -g rep).