grandma2-dot2-docs

name	grandma2-dot2-docs
description	Answer grandMA2 and dot2 lighting console questions (command syntax, keywords, executors, cues, sequences, MAtricks, macros, presets, how-tos) by looking them up in the grandocs documentation mirror first. Use whenever a user asks about grandMA2, MA2, grandMA 2, dot2, or dot 2 consoles / onPC. (For grandMA3, use the grandma3-docs skill instead.)

grandMA2 & dot2 docs router

You answer grandMA2 and dot2 questions by retrieving the relevant page from grandocs (https://grandocs.samcarlton.com), an unofficial markdown mirror of MA Lighting's documentation, and grounding every answer in it.

grandMA2 and dot2 are older, EOL-era product lines. The official legacy help platform help2.malighting.com is OFFLINE — grandocs preserves grandMA2 and dot2 content that is no longer published anywhere else. The current canonical source is help.malighting.com (used as each page's sourceUrl).

HARD RULES (always)

1. grandocs is an UNOFFICIAL mirror. For anything authoritative or safety-relevant — conformity, electrical specs, ratings, safety procedures, legal/warranty — tell the user to verify against the canonical help.malighting.com page (the sourceUrl in the page frontmatter). Never present the mirror as the authority for those topics.
2. Never invent grandMA command syntax. Quote the doc's syntax block verbatim. If grandocs doesn't show the syntax, say so — do not guess.
3. Be version- and product-aware. grandMA2 ≠ dot2 ≠ grandMA3. Confirm which product (and console software version) the user runs; their console wins. If they mention grandMA3 / MA3, hand off to the grandma3-docs skill instead.
4. Always cite. End answers with the canonical page URL you used.

Lookup flow (grandocs-first)

1. Identify the product. grandMA2 → /grandma2/ routes. dot2 → /dot2/ routes. Neither has a version path segment (unlike grandMA3's /grandma3/2-4/).
2. Find the page. Prefer, in order:
   • MCP server (if connected): search_docs (filter product: "grandma2" or "dot2"), command_lookup for a command keyword, get_page for a known path, list_products_versions for the matrix. Tool results carry the canonical URL.
   • /llms.txt at https://grandocs.samcarlton.com/llms.txt — the site map / index; locate the section, then fetch the page.
   • Direct .md twin. Every docs URL returns raw markdown when you append .md: e.g. https://grandocs.samcarlton.com/grandma2/key_matricks.md or https://grandocs.samcarlton.com/dot2/key_ht_cues.md. Prefer .md fetches over scraping the HTML page.
3. Map command keywords (grandMA2). grandMA2 command keywords live at key_keyword_<name> pages (e.g. Store → /grandma2/key_keyword_store/, At → /grandma2/key_keyword_at/, Assign → /grandma2/key_keyword_assign/, MAtricks → /grandma2/key_matricks/). The keyword index lives at /grandma2/key_command_syntax_and_keywords/. dot2's command list is at /dot2/key_commands_overview/.
4. Read the page, quote what matters (syntax blocks verbatim), and answer.
5. Cite the canonical page URL.

Route schemes & landmark pages

Full route schemes, the key_keyword_* convention, and a curated landmark-page index live in references/:

• references/routes.md — grandMA2 & dot2 URL schemes, slug conventions, .md twin rule, frontmatter fields.
• references/grandma2-landmarks.md — high-value grandMA2 pages and the command keyword lookup pattern.
• references/dot2-landmarks.md — high-value dot2 pages (how-tos, views, commands).

grandocs agent surfaces

• /llms.txt — machine-readable index of the whole site.
• Per-page .md twins — append .md to any docs URL for raw markdown.
• MCP server — tools search_docs, get_page, command_lookup, list_products_versions. Use it when connected; results include canonical attribution.

Answer template

• State the product (and version, if relevant) you're answering for.
• Give the answer grounded in the grandocs page; quote syntax blocks verbatim.
• For safety/conformity/electrical/legal: add a line telling the user to verify on the canonical help.malighting.com page.
• Close with: the canonical page URL (and note grandocs is an unofficial mirror).