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Documentation Fetcher
Instructions
- Parse
$ARGUMENTSfor a library name and an optional question - If no library is specified or the library is not recognized, list the supported libraries from the table below and ask the user to pick one
- Fetch the documentation from the matching URL in the table below
- If the fetch fails, inform the user and suggest they check the URL directly in their browser
- Answer the user's question using the fetched documentation. If no question was provided, summarize what the documentation covers so the user knows what to ask about
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