* feat(docs): add dedicated docs skill and restructure CLI documentation
- Add new `docs` skill as a single-file skill for documentation retrieval
- Align skill prompts with MCP tool descriptions (selection process, query guidance, 3-call limit)
- Enrich CLI docs page with result fields, query tips, and version-specific IDs
- Move CLI page to Overview section in docs nav
- Make `query` required for `ctx7 library` across all skills and docs
- Update trust score display label in skills.mdx
* feat(cli): align library output format with MCP labels
Use labeled fields and categorical Source Reputation labels
(High/Medium/Low/Unknown) instead of numeric trust scores to match
the MCP transport format.
* refactor: move skills from .agents/skills to skills/ at repo root
Source-control location for skills — users install them into
.agents/, .claude/, etc. via the CLI. Also updates install
instructions to use `npm install -g ctx7@latest` or `npx ctx7@latest`.
* docs: use natural-language query examples across skills and CLI docs
Replace keyword-style queries ("useEffect cleanup") with full
question-style queries ("How to clean up useEffect with async
operations") to better demonstrate how the query parameter works.
* docs: fix trust score description to show numeric range
Replaces the cli.mdx redirect stub with a full CLI reference covering library
documentation, setup, authentication, and all skills commands. Trims skills.mdx
to conceptual content only with a reference back to the CLI page. Updates the
ctx7-cli skill's docs reference with selection algorithm and query quality
guidance from the MCP tool prompts.
* Add on-premise deployment docs
Hidden page covering what's included, setup steps, configuration
reference, MCP client connection, and architecture diagram.
* Update on-premise docs: switch from tar.gz to GHCR registry pull
Replace curl+docker load approach with standard docker login + docker pull
using a license-gated registry token from context7.com.
* Fix on-premise docs: separate auth step, clarify docker compose pull
- Split into distinct "Authenticate" and "Configure and start" steps
- Remove redundant docker pull (docker compose up -d handles it)
- Add driver: local to volumes declaration
- Clarify that docker login credentials persist for docker compose
* docs: mention docker pull as alternative to docker compose pull
* docs: use -p flag instead of --password-stdin for docker login
* Move on-premise docs to enterprise/, add configuration details
- Move on-premise.mdx from docs root to docs/enterprise/
- Add setup wizard documentation
- Add AI provider settings with OpenRouter and local model examples
- Add embedding settings with incompatibility warning
- Add access control section with permission toggles
- Add volume persistence warning
- Remove env vars for AI/git config (now UI-configured)
* Docs: clarify git tokens, add health check example, group operations
* Docs: extract LICENSE_KEY variable for easier configuration
* feat(cli): adopt .agents/skills as universal install target
Install to .agents/skills/ by default as the shared standard directory.
Universal agents (Amp, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot) all
read from this path natively. Vendor-specific agents (Claude Code, Cursor,
Antigravity) get symlinks pointing back to .agents/skills/.
- Add "universal" as a first-class IDE type across all path maps
- Auto-detect .agents/ and vendor dirs: detected → confirm, nothing
detected → checkbox picker with Universal pre-checked
- Update list/remove commands to check universal + vendor-specific dirs
- Update DEFAULT_CONFIG.defaultIde from "claude" to "universal"
- Show labeled install summary (Universal, Claude Code, etc.) with paths
* feat(cli): consolidate agent flags into single --universal option
Replace --codex, --opencode, and --amp flags with a single --universal flag that points to .agents/skills/. This simplifies the CLI interface since these agents all share the same installation path.
* refactor(cli): simplify IDE types and remove UNIVERSAL_AGENTS Set
- Simplify IDE type from 7 types to 4 (remove codex, opencode, amp)
- Remove UNIVERSAL_AGENTS Set and replace with direct equality checks
- Update documentation to add --universal flag examples throughout
- Consolidate Supported Clients table to show single Universal row
All universal agents (Amp, Codex, Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, etc.)
are now represented by the single "universal" type since they're functionally
identical and use the same .agents/skills/ directory.
* docs(skills): update CLI flags to use --universal
- Replace --codex, --opencode, --amp flags with single --universal flag
- Update all command examples (install, list, remove, suggest, generate)
- Consolidate Supported Clients table with Universal at top
- Reorder tables to prioritize Universal agents
* docs: expand skills documentation with CLI commands and features
Add comprehensive documentation for the Context7 skills feature including:
- What skills are and why to use them
- Trust score system explanation (0-10 scale)
- Security features (prompt injection detection)
- Complete CLI command reference (install, search, list, info, remove)
- Skill generation workflow and authentication
- Supported clients table with directories
- SKILL.md file format specification
- Command shortcuts reference
- Troubleshooting section
* docs: add skills suggest command documentation
Document the new `ctx7 skills suggest` command that automatically
discovers relevant skills based on project dependencies (package.json,
requirements.txt, pyproject.toml). Also adds `ssg` shortcut alias.
* docs: improve skills examples and add npx prefix to commands
- Update popular skills table with better descriptions of what each skill does
- Add quick start commands after registry section
- Add npx prefix to all CLI examples for easier copy-paste
- Remove generation limits section
* fix: remove incorrect content
* fix: claude code plugin name and details image
* fix: claude code plugin name and details image
* update skill prompt
* fix: update plugin.json name and improve agent/skill instructions
* fix: update plugin README with correct install commands
* fix: remove max 3 calls warning
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