mixelpixx/find-docs

Find Documentation

Locate official documentation for: $ARGUMENTS

Search Strategy

Step 1: Find Official Sources

Use google_search with targeted queries:

"[subject] documentation"
"[subject] docs"
"[subject] API reference"
"[subject] official guide"
site:github.com "[subject]" README

Prioritize results from:

• Official project domains
• github.com (official repos)
• readthedocs.io
• docs.* subdomains

Step 2: Identify Documentation Types

Look for:

1. Getting Started / Quickstart - Initial setup and basic usage
2. API Reference - Complete API documentation
3. Guides / Tutorials - Step-by-step instructions
4. Examples - Code samples and use cases
5. Changelog - Version history and breaking changes
6. Migration Guides - Upgrading between versions

Step 3: Extract Key Information

Use extract_webpage_content on official docs to get:

• Installation instructions
• Basic usage examples
• Configuration options
• Common patterns

Step 4: Find Community Resources

Secondary search for:

"[subject] tutorial"
"[subject] example"
"[subject] best practices"
"[subject] cheatsheet"

Output Format

# Documentation: [Subject]

## Official Resources

| Resource | URL | Type | Notes |
|----------|-----|------|-------|
| Official Docs | [url] | Reference | Main documentation |
| GitHub Repo | [url] | Source | README, examples |
| API Reference | [url] | Reference | Detailed API docs |

## Quick Start

### Installation
[Official installation command/steps]

### Basic Usage
[Minimal example from official docs]

## Key Documentation Sections

### [Section 1: e.g., Configuration]
- URL: [link]
- Summary: [what it covers]

### [Section 2: e.g., API]
- URL: [link]
- Summary: [what it covers]

## Version Information
- Current stable: [version]
- Documentation version: [version if different]
- Last updated: [date if known]

## Community Resources
- [Tutorial/Guide title](url) - [brief description]
- [Cheatsheet](url) - [brief description]

## Related Documentation
- [Related tool/library](docs url)

Search Tips

• Add version number if looking for specific version docs
• Use site: operator for official domains
• Check GitHub repo's /docs folder or wiki
• Look for "awesome-[subject]" lists for curated resources
• Recent blog posts often have updated examples