smithery/jeninh
Spawns a focused subagent to query language/framework documentation.
npx skills add smithery/jeninh --skill querying-documentation
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Invoke with fish path/to/skills/querying-documentation/scripts/query.fish -s <set> '<query>'. Use the absolute path so you can run it from the project directory where go doc will work.
Run with -h to see available doc sets.
These agents have restricted tool access—they can only query docs, not read files or search the web. Write thorough questions that justify the cost; simple lookups you can answer with go doc yourself.
# Combining stdlib with external library
fish path/to/skills/querying-documentation/scripts/query.fish -s go 'How would I use golang.org/x/sync/errgroup together with context.WithCancel to run parallel HTTP requests that all cancel if any fails?'
# Understanding relationships across an external library
fish path/to/skills/querying-documentation/scripts/query.fish -s go 'In github.com/charmbracelet/bubbletea, how do Model, Cmd, and Msg relate? What does Update return and why?'
# Exploring implementation patterns
fish path/to/skills/querying-documentation/scripts/query.fish -s go 'How do the io.Reader wrappers (bufio.Reader, io.LimitReader, io.TeeReader) compose? Show how to chain them for reading a limited, buffered copy of a stream.'Refer to [dependencies.md](references/dependencies.md) if dependencies are missing.