api-documentation-discovery

API documentation discovery starts by identifying your installed library version, then consulting language-specific references like Go or Ruby docs to ensure the methods and arguments match your version, preventing method-not-found errors caused by outdated training data.

Method not found and argument errors typically signal a version mismatch between your installed library and the documentation you consulted. Progressive discovery through lockfile-aware commands, framework references, and source code verification ensures you're reading docs for the exact version in use.

Verify API signatures by loading language-specific references, framework documentation when available, and inspecting the source code of your installed version. This three-step progression confirms the method exists, accepts the right arguments, and works with your current dependencies.

Yes. When training data misleads or library versions diverge from documentation, this approach guides you through docs, examples, and source inspection using lockfile-aware discovery tools to surface truth from your installed versions rather than guessing.

Start with language-specific references for Go or Ruby, then load framework-specific documentation if applicable. Progressive discovery from docs to examples to source ensures you find current, accurate API information without relying on potentially outdated training data.