doc-harvesterlisted

# doc-harvester Turn any documentation site into a folder of local markdown inside the user's project, so that during development the coding agent can grep and read the official docs instead of guessing or fetching pages one at a time. A plain single-URL fetch fails on real doc sites for three reasons, and this skill is built to defeat all three: (1) one fetch only sees one page; (2) most modern docs are client-rendered single-page apps, so a raw fetch returns an empty HTML shell with no content; (3) content hidden behind tabs and nested sections is never discovered. The engine works around this with a ladder of strategies, cheapest and most reliable first. ## Quickstart The engine is the bundled script `scripts/harvest.py` (Python 3, standard library only — nothing to install for the common cases). Run it from the project root: ```bash python3 <skill_dir>/scripts/harvest.py "<DOC_URL>" --out docs/vendor ``` `<skill_dir>` is the directory containing this SKILL.md. `<DOC_URL>` can be any page of the target docs — the engine figures out the root itself. Output lands in `docs/vendor/<platform>/`. The engine auto-selects a method and prints a final `RESULT:` line. Read it: it reports which method succeeded, how many pages were saved, and the output directory. Then read `_index.md` and skim `llms-full.md` in the output folder to confirm the content is real documentation and not an error page. ## How the engine chooses a method The engine tries each step below and stops at