Update Documentation

Check for and update outdated documentation in ~/.claude/docs.

Current Context

• Current working directory: !pwd

Your Task

When the user invokes this command, follow these steps:

1. Parse Arguments: The user provided: $ARGUMENTS
   • If no arguments: prompt user to specify a library, use --all, or use --project
   • Valid flags: --all (update all cached docs), --project (update project dependencies), --force (force re-fetch)

1.5. INSTALL DEPENDENCIES: If ~/.claude/plugins/cache/doc-fetcher/node_modules doesn't exist then execute cd ~/.claude/plugins/cache/doc-fetcher && npm install after installation change the directory back to the project workspace root.

2. Run Update Command:

   • Execute: node ~/.claude/plugins/cache/doc-fetcher/scripts/update-docs.js $ARGUMENTS
   • It will check ~/.claude/docs for cached documentation
   • Wait for completion and capture the output

3. Handle Results:

   • If successful: Report what was updated (libraries, versions, page counts)
   • If no updates needed: Inform the user their docs are current
   • If errors occur: Show the error and suggest next steps

4. Error Handling:

   • If documentation not found: Suggest using /fetch-docs first
   • If network errors: Suggest retrying or checking connection
   • If rate limited: Suggest waiting or increasing crawl_delay_ms in config
   • If script not found: Verify the doc-fetcher plugin is installed

5. Next Steps: If updates were made and skills exist, remind the user that associated skills have been automatically regenerated.

Important Notes

• The script runs from the plugin directory: ~/.claude/plugins/cache/doc-fetcher/
• Documentation is cached globally in ~/.claude/docs and shared across all projects
• The cache directory is configured in doc-fetcher-config.json and defaults to ~/.claude/docs
• Updates check for newer versions and re-fetch if available
• Use --force to re-fetch even if recently updated
• The --project flag reads the current project's dependencies and updates matching docs in the global cache