npx skills add smithery/upamune --skill oxfmt-oxlint
upamune/radicaster · Archived
oxfmt-oxlint
OXFMT-OXLINT documentation assistant
Installation
npx skills add upamune/radicaster --skill oxfmt-oxlint
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SKILL.md
OXFMT-OXLINT Skill
This skill provides access to OXFMT-OXLINT documentation.
Documentation
All documentation files are in the docs/ directory as Markdown files.
Search Tool
python scripts/search_docs.py "<query>"
Options:
--json- Output as JSON--max-results N- Limit results (default: 10)
Usage
- Search or read files in
docs/for relevant information - Each file has frontmatter with
sourceurlandfetchedat - Always cite the source URL in responses
- Note the fetch date - documentation may have changed
Response Format
[Answer based on documentation]
**Source:** [source_url]
**Fetched:** [fetched_at]