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To fetch current library documentation, you can use a workflow that resolves the library ID, queries the live docs, and embeds the retrieved text and code examples directly into your answer, bypassing outdated training data.

Yes, you can retrieve up-to-date API references and code examples for frameworks like React and Next.js by querying the official documentation source and extracting the relevant methods and snippets for your setup questions.

The best way to look up specific framework methods is executing a four-step workflow: resolve-library-id, select the best match, query-docs, and embed the retrieved documentation into your context to ensure the API reference is accurate.

You find setup instructions and code examples for libraries like Prisma and Supabase by querying a live documentation fetcher that retrieves official docs and presents the relevant configuration snippets for your environment.

This documentation fetching approach works for any library or framework by resolving the specific library ID first, then querying the documentation, making it applicable across various codebases rather than limited to specific frameworks.