context7

# Context7 Use the co-located Node CLI to search Context7 documentation through the [v3 Search API](https://context7.com/docs/search-api). The v3 endpoint accepts a question and returns relevant snippets in one request. A library ID is optional. ## Run the CLI Resolve the actual directory containing this skill first. The CLI needs Node.js 18+ and no npm dependencies. Run it from that directory: ```bash node ./context7-api.cjs search "How do I clean up a React effect?" node ./context7-api.cjs search "How do I configure route handlers?" --library Next.js --version 15.4.0 node ./context7-api.cjs search "How do I stream a response?" --library Next.js --library OpenAI --language TypeScript ``` `--library` accepts a name or Context7 ID and may appear up to four times. `--version` requires at least one `--library`; with one library it is a strict filter, and with several it is a preference. `--language` is a preference. Pass the user's specific question as the query. Do not use a repo-relative path when this skill is installed elsewhere. The old `context <libraryId> <query>` command remains an alias for `search <query> --library <libraryId>` so existing callers can migrate. It also uses v3. ## Read the response The CLI requests `type=json` and prints the raw `codeSnippets[]` and `infoSnippets[]`, plus a normalized `results[]` array. Each normalized result has `title`, `content`, `source`, and `libraryId`. Use the snippet's source link when citing documentation. When a query ...