robotframework-libdoc-explain

You can extract Robot Framework libdoc keyword documentation into JSON by using this tool to fetch complete data, including name, args, doc, and short_doc, from libraries, resources, suites, and specs. It outputs a stable JSON structure for automation and AI-assisted analysis.

Yes, you can search for specific keywords across multiple Robot Framework libraries, resources, and suites. The tool supports broader keyword searches with optional private and deprecated filtering to help you find exact matches in your automation projects.

This tool works with Robot Framework resources and suites, as well as libraries and specs. It aggregates plural sources and exposes their keyword information, arguments, and metadata in a machine-readable JSON format compatible with libdoc outputs.

The best way to integrate Robot Framework keyword documentation into an AI assistant is to consume the stable JSON structure generated by this tool. It exposes deterministic libdoc data, including arguments and metadata, allowing downstream automation and AI tools to process keyword information reliably.

You can filter out deprecated or private keywords during extraction by applying the optional filtering capabilities. This ensures your generated JSON output contains only the active, public keyword documentation needed for your automation pipelines.

You need Robot Framework installed because this tool depends on it to generate and parse libdoc outputs. It processes the native libdoc data structures to expose keyword names, arguments, and documentation in a structured JSON format for downstream use.