fetching-library-docslisted

# Context7 Efficient Documentation Fetcher Fetch library documentation with automatic 77% token reduction via shell pipeline. ## Quick Start **Always use the token-efficient shell pipeline:** ```bash # Automatic library resolution + filtering bash scripts/fetch-docs.sh --library <library-name> --topic <topic> # Examples: bash scripts/fetch-docs.sh --library react --topic useState bash scripts/fetch-docs.sh --library nextjs --topic routing bash scripts/fetch-docs.sh --library prisma --topic queries ``` **Result:** Returns ~205 tokens instead of ~934 tokens (77% savings). ## Standard Workflow For any documentation request, follow this workflow: ### 1. Identify Library and Topic Extract from user query: - **Library:** React, Next.js, Prisma, Express, etc. - **Topic:** Specific feature (hooks, routing, queries, etc.) ### 2. Fetch with Shell Pipeline ```bash bash scripts/fetch-docs.sh --library <library> --topic <topic> --verbose ``` The `--verbose` flag shows token savings statistics. ### 3. Use Filtered Output The script automatically: - Fetches full documentation (934 tokens, stays in subprocess) - Filters to code examples + API signatures + key notes - Returns only essential content (205 tokens to Claude) ## Parameters ### Basic Usage ```bash bash scripts/fetch-docs.sh [OPTIONS] ``` **Required (pick one):** - `--library <name>` - Library name (e.g., "react", "nextjs") - `--library-id <id>` - Direct Conte