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This skill should be used when the user asks about official Google developer documentation, including Android, Firebase, Google Cloud, Chrome Extensions, Flutter, Dart, TensorFlow, Google AI (Gemini), web.dev, Google Ads, or Google Maps Platform. Triggers on questions like "how do I use Jetpack Compose", "Firebase Auth setup", "Cloud Run deployment guide", "Firestore security rules", "Flutter state management", "Chrome extension manifest v3", "TensorFlow model serving", "Gemini API tutorial", or troubleshooting errors from Google services.

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name	google-dev-docs
version	1.0.0
description	This skill should be used when the user asks about official Google developer documentation, including Android, Firebase, Google Cloud, Chrome Extensions, Flutter, Dart, TensorFlow, Google AI (Gemini), web.dev, Google Ads, or Google Maps Platform. Triggers on questions like "how do I use Jetpack Compose", "Firebase Auth setup", "Cloud Run deployment guide", "Firestore security rules", "Flutter state management", "Chrome extension manifest v3", "TensorFlow model serving", "Gemini API tutorial", or troubleshooting errors from Google services.

Google Developer Knowledge

Real-time access to official Google developer documentation via the Developer Knowledge API.

Tool Catalog (3 tools)

Tool	Purpose	When to Use
`search_documents`	Search across all supported Google documentation domains	Finding relevant docs by topic, API name, error message, or concept
`get_document`	Retrieve full content of a specific document by name	Reading a known document after finding it via search
`batch_get_documents`	Retrieve multiple documents in a single request (up to 100)	Deep research requiring content from several related pages

Supported Domains

Domain	Topics
Android Developers	Jetpack, Compose, Architecture, Kotlin, NDK, Play
Firebase	Auth, Firestore, Realtime DB, Cloud Functions, Crashlytics, Remote Config
Google Cloud	GKE, Cloud Run, BigQuery, Pub/Sub, IAM, Terraform on GCP
Chrome Extensions	Manifest V3, APIs, Web Store, DevTools
Flutter	Widgets, State management, Platform channels, Packages
Dart	Language, Core libraries, Package ecosystem
TensorFlow	Keras, TFLite, TF Serving, TFX pipelines
Google AI (Gemini)	Gemini API, AI Studio, Model tuning, Embeddings
web.dev	Core Web Vitals, PWA, Performance, Accessibility
Google Ads	Google Ads API, Campaign management, Reporting
Google Maps Platform	Maps SDK, Places API, Routes API, Geocoding

Critical Patterns

Document Name Format

Documents returned by search_documents include a name field (e.g., documents/firebase--firestore--manage-data--add-data). Use this exact value with get_document and batch_get_documents.

Parent Field

The search_documents tool accepts an optional parent parameter to scope searches to a specific domain. Example: search_documents(query: "auth email link", parent: "firebase"). The documents/ prefix is not needed — pass the domain key directly (e.g., android, firebase, cloud, flutter).

Effective Queries

Use specific API/class names: "Jetpack Compose LazyColumn" not "list in Android"
Include product context: "Firebase Auth email link sign-in" not "email login"
For errors, include the error text: "PERMISSION_DENIED Cloud Storage rules"
Combine topic + action: "Flutter platform channel invoke method"

Batch Limits

batch_get_documents accepts up to 100 document names per request. Group related documents for efficient retrieval.

Workflows

See workflows.md for detailed workflow patterns:

Quick Lookup
Deep Research
Code-Aware Lookup
Error Troubleshooting
Migration Guide Research

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name	google-dev-docs
version	1.0.0
description	This skill should be used when the user asks about official Google developer documentation, including Android, Firebase, Google Cloud, Chrome Extensions, Flutter, Dart, TensorFlow, Google AI (Gemini), web.dev, Google Ads, or Google Maps Platform. Triggers on questions like "how do I use Jetpack Compose", "Firebase Auth setup", "Cloud Run deployment guide", "Firestore security rules", "Flutter state management", "Chrome extension manifest v3", "TensorFlow model serving", "Gemini API tutorial", or troubleshooting errors from Google services.

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Tool Catalog (3 tools)

Tool	Purpose	When to Use
`search_documents`	Search across all supported Google documentation domains	Finding relevant docs by topic, API name, error message, or concept
`get_document`	Retrieve full content of a specific document by name	Reading a known document after finding it via search
`batch_get_documents`	Retrieve multiple documents in a single request (up to 100)	Deep research requiring content from several related pages

Supported Domains

Domain	Topics
Android Developers	Jetpack, Compose, Architecture, Kotlin, NDK, Play
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Google Cloud	GKE, Cloud Run, BigQuery, Pub/Sub, IAM, Terraform on GCP
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web.dev	Core Web Vitals, PWA, Performance, Accessibility
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Critical Patterns

Document Name Format

Documents returned by search_documents include a name field (e.g., documents/firebase--firestore--manage-data--add-data). Use this exact value with get_document and batch_get_documents.

Parent Field

Effective Queries

Use specific API/class names: "Jetpack Compose LazyColumn" not "list in Android"
Include product context: "Firebase Auth email link sign-in" not "email login"
For errors, include the error text: "PERMISSION_DENIED Cloud Storage rules"
Combine topic + action: "Flutter platform channel invoke method"

Batch Limits

batch_get_documents accepts up to 100 document names per request. Group related documents for efficient retrieval.

Workflows

See workflows.md for detailed workflow patterns:

Quick Lookup
Deep Research
Code-Aware Lookup
Error Troubleshooting
Migration Guide Research