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To search library documentation and find code examples, use a progressive escalation workflow that queries web sources, official docs, and GitHub repositories, returning the most relevant API references and installation instructions for immediate use.

Researching best practices and troubleshooting API errors is best handled by coordinating multi-source lookups across web, documentation, and code repositories with structured escalation, preserving source relevance signals for downstream context.

Yes, retrieving API references uses Context7 for library documentation and Tavily for web search, escalating to GitHub Grep to locate code examples when initial results need expansion.

Yes, you can find installation instructions and usage patterns by searching GitHub repositories using GitHub Grep, which runs alongside web and documentation lookups to gather comprehensive framework usage data.

Progressive escalation search for locating library documentation is not ideal when you already know the exact source URL or need a single specific API reference, as the workflow is designed to coordinate broad multi-source lookups with structured relevance signals.

Web search and GitHub code search work together through a structured escalation workflow that starts with web docs and expands to library APIs and example code across sources, ensuring comprehensive tutorial and best practice coverage.