ocaml-rfc-integration

To integrate RFC specifications into OCaml documentation, fetch RFC texts in plain text format and store them under spec/. You can then embed RFC links directly in module documentation using standard OCaml citation patterns.

You can fetch RFC texts for protocol compliance from the IETF datatracker in plain text format. Save the fetched files locally, such as spec/rfc6265.txt, to reference them during code annotations and compliance validation.

The standard file structure for storing plain-text RFC files is placing them under the spec/ directory. Files should follow a naming convention like spec/rfcXXXX.txt to ensure consistent accessibility for documentation and compliance tasks.

Yes, you can cite RFCs directly in OCaml code comments and modules. The skill supports documentation authoring patterns that embed RFC links, such as using the {{:https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc6265}RFC 6265} syntax in your module docs.

Yes, this approach works for validating implementations against IETF standards. By fetching and storing plain-text RFC texts locally, you can reference the exact protocol specifications to validate your OCaml implementation's compliance.