longhorn-user-docs

To fetch Longhorn user documentation for a specific version, request the docs by specifying the version number. The Skill retrieves the correct documentation from local repository sources or the official longhorn.io/docs website.

Version normalization for Longhorn docs lookup works by stripping the leading v prefix from your input. It then resolves a provided MAJOR.MINOR version to the maximum available micro version, prioritizing active documentation before falling back to archives.

Yes, you can access Longhorn documentation from local repository sources. The Skill fetches user docs directly from the local Markdown files located under longhorn/website/content/docs, ensuring you retrieve the correct version locally.

If you request an archived Longhorn documentation version, the Skill prioritizes active docs first and uses the archived version as a fallback. This ensures you still retrieve the requested documentation even if it is no longer the active release.

Yes, the Longhorn docs lookup supports resolving a MAJOR.MINOR version to the latest patch. It automatically maps your input to the maximum available micro version, fetching the most recent documentation for that release branch.