| name | docs-search |
| user-invocable | false |
| description | RETIRED — the AI Maestro docs indexing backend (the docs-search/docs-index shell wrappers) is permanently gone. Use the tldr CLI (tldr-code skill) for codebase docs/signatures instead. Trigger with /docs-search. Loaded by ai-maestro-plugin |
| allowed-tools | Bash(tldr:*), Read, Glob, Grep |
| metadata | {"author":"Emasoft","version":"3.0.0"} |
Retired — use the tldr-code skill instead
This skill used to wrap a family of shell scripts that queried an AI Maestro
documentation-index backend. That backend has been permanently removed —
there is no replacement CLI, and none is planned. Do not look for
docs-search, docs-index, docs-get, or any sibling wrapper script; they
no longer exist anywhere.
For "find the function/class/API that does X" or "understand this module
before coding" questions, use the tldr-code skill (the tldr CLI — an
official ai-maestro dependency, tree-sitter based, nothing to index):
| Old docs-backend command | tldr equivalent |
|---|
docs-search "<terms>" (semantic search) | tldr semantic '<terms>' <path> |
docs-search --keyword "<name>" | tldr search '<name>' <path> or tldr definition --symbol <name> --file <f> |
docs-find-by-type function|class|module|interface|... | tldr structure <path> (functions/classes/imports per file) |
docs-get <doc-id> (full document) | tldr definition ... to pin the location, then Read just those lines |
docs-list / docs-stats | tldr structure <path> / tldr health <path> |
docs-index / docs-index-delta (indexing step) | not needed — tldr parses on demand, there is no index to build |
Rule of thumb: default to tldr before reading a whole file — it extracts
only the lines that define, call, or are called by the symbol you asked about.
See the tldr-code skill for the full 63-command catalog
(tldr definition|references|structure|search|impact, plus security/quality/
metrics commands).
For official product documentation (a framework's or library's public API —
not this codebase), use Claude Code's built-in web lookup (WebFetch/
WebSearch) or a project's Context7/Mintlify MCP tools when installed —
not this skill.
Resources
None — this skill has no references/ anymore (the dead docs-backend docs
were removed). See the tldr-code skill for the full command catalog.