looking-up-docs

Finding official API documentation for a specific library version involves searching official sources like docs and GitHub READMEs to match your exact version. This avoids outdated references and returns structured results with API signatures, parameters, and source URLs.

To avoid hallucinated syntax when looking up API references, prioritize fetching data exclusively from official documentation, GitHub READMEs, and TypeScript definitions. This guarantees exact API usage without guessing syntax.

Yes, you can retrieve deprecation notes and version-specific behavior by searching official library docs and TypeScript definitions. It combines official documentation, README files, and typings to provide comprehensive guidance on deprecations.

You get exact API signatures and parameters by locating official documentation tailored to the exact library version identified in your package.json. It returns structured results containing API signatures, parameters, examples, and source URLs.

Yes, looking up version-specific docs works without third-party API references by prioritizing official documentation, GitHub READMEs, and TypeScript definitions over unofficial sources. It ensures accurate API usage and reports when no docs are found.