documentation-lookup

You retrieve up-to-date documentation by using the resolve-library-id tool to get an ID, then passing it to the query-docs tool to fetch live, official docs via Context7 MCP, ensuring accurate setup instructions and API references.

Yes, you can retrieve real-time API references for frameworks like React, Next.js, or Prisma by resolving their library IDs and fetching live documentation via Context7 MCP, ensuring you get the most current API references and code examples.

The best way to look up current code examples is to resolve the library ID first, then use the query-docs tool via Context7 MCP to fetch official, versioned code examples and setup instructions directly from live documentation.

Yes, the documentation lookup requires a valid library ID obtained via the resolve-library-id tool; it should not call the query-docs tool without first securing a valid library ID to ensure accurate context-aware resolution.

You should use live documentation lookup over static training data because it fetches versioned, official docs via Context7 MCP, ensuring your framework setup and configuration questions are answered with current, accurate API references and code examples.