context7-mcp

Ask your question naming the library and topic, and the Skill resolves the library through Context7's resolve-library-id tool, then fetches current docs with query-docs. The answer includes recent code examples rather than potentially outdated training-data knowledge.

Resolution matches the library name from your question against Context7's index, preferring exact name matches and higher benchmark scores that indicate documentation quality. Official or primary packages are preferred over community forks when multiple matches exist.

Yes. When you mention a version in your question, the resolution step prefers version-specific library IDs if they are available. This ensures the fetched documentation and code examples match the release you are actually using.

Combined queries dilute ranking and return shallow results for each topic. Issuing one query-docs call per concept with the same library ID produces deeper, more relevant documentation, unless the question is specifically about how the concepts interact.

It is unnecessary for general programming concepts, language syntax, or logic questions that do not depend on a specific library's current API. It also requires the Context7 MCP tools to be available in the environment.