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@docforge-cli/cli

v1.2.2

Published

Generate prompt-ready context files for any library — pinned to your exact version.

Downloads

415

Readme

DocForge CLI (dcf)

Generate prompt-ready context files for any library — pinned to your exact version.

Install

npm install -g @docforge-cli/cli

Works on Linux (x64, arm64), macOS (Intel, Apple Silicon), and Windows (x64). The correct native binary is selected automatically.

Usage

# Generate a context file for a specific package
dcf generate [email protected]

# Generate for the latest version
dcf generate fastapi

# Detect packages from package.json and generate context files
dcf detect

# Log in (required for generation)
dcf auth login

# Log out
dcf auth logout

What it does

DocForge fetches documentation for the exact library version you specify and generates a .context.md file — a structured, AI-ready reference covering:

  • Install commands
  • Core imports
  • Key props and types
  • Usage examples
  • Version-specific gotchas

Drop the .context.md into your project and reference it in Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Claude, or any AI assistant.

Backend

The CLI connects to the DocForge backend at https://solvorlabs-docforge-api.hf.space by default. You can point it at a local backend:

DCF_BACKEND=http://localhost:8000 dcf generate react@18

Auth

dcf auth login    # opens browser OAuth flow, saves token to ~/.config/docforge/config.toml
dcf auth logout

Links

License

MIT