Get API Docs

Use chub to retrieve current, verified documentation before writing code that depends on external APIs or SDKs.

Instructions

1. Identify the API, SDK, and language the user is working with. If the language is not stated, infer it from the repo or say which language you are assuming.
2. Check whether chub is available with command -v chub. If it is missing, say so clearly and suggest installing it with npm install -g @context-hub/cli before relying on memory for unstable API details.
3. If the local CLI usage is unclear, run chub help or chub --help first. Do not assume older command shapes or document IDs.
4. Prefer discovery before retrieval:

• Use chub search "<query>" when the exact doc ID is unknown.
• Use chub list only when broad browsing is useful.

1. Fetch the relevant documentation with chub get <doc-id>. Add --lang <language> when the user needs language-specific examples.
2. Base your coding or explanation on the retrieved docs, not on memory. Mention the doc ID you used when summarizing results.
3. If chub does not have the needed docs or the output is incomplete, fall back to the vendor's official documentation and say that you did so.

Quick Reference

Input Requirements

• Target API, SDK, or provider name
• Preferred language or framework when relevant
• chub installed locally for the primary workflow

Output

• The relevant current documentation retrieved via chub
• A short summary of the API area or SDK feature used
• The documentation identifier used for traceability

Quality Gates

• [ ] chub availability was checked, or the missing CLI was reported explicitly
• [ ] Search was used before get when the doc ID was uncertain
• [ ] The final answer is grounded in retrieved docs rather than stale memory
• [ ] The doc ID and language context are stated when they matter

Examples

Example 1: Get current OpenAI chat docs for Python

command -v chub
chub search "openai chat"
chub get openai-chat --lang python

Example 2: Find the right doc before coding against a new SDK

chub search "stripe webhooks node"
chub get <matching-doc-id> --lang javascript

Troubleshooting

Issue: chub: command not found Solution: Install the CLI with npm install -g @context-hub/cli, then rerun chub help.

Issue: The doc ID is unclear or seems outdated Solution: Run chub search "<provider> <topic>" first instead of guessing the identifier.

Issue: chub results are too generic Solution: Retry with a narrower query and add --lang <language> when fetching the docs.