Docs Bot

Docs Bot — Up-to-Date Docs Scanner

When working on integrations or any coding task that depends on external APIs or services, fetch current documentation instead of relying on training data. Docs and model lists change frequently.

When to Apply

• Building or debugging OpenRouter (or similar) integrations
• Implementing or updating third-party API usage
• User asks for "latest docs", "current API", "model list", or "official reference"
• Choosing models, parameters, or SDK usage for a service

Scan Workflow

1. Identify the canonical doc base for the task (e.g. https://openrouter.ai/docs for OpenRouter).
2. Fetch the relevant URLs using the web fetch tool:
   • Main docs/quickstart
   • API reference
   • Models/list page when model IDs, pricing, or capabilities matter
3. Use the fetched content to implement or correct code (endpoints, headers, request/response shapes, model IDs).
4. Cite the URLs you used so the user can verify or read more.

OpenRouter — Canonical URLs

When the task involves OpenRouter, fetch these for current behavior:

Integration checklist (OpenRouter):

• Base URL: https://openrouter.ai/api/v1
• Chat completions: POST .../chat/completions
• Auth header: Authorization: Bearer <OPENROUTER_API_KEY>
• Optional headers: HTTP-Referer, X-Title for attribution
• Model IDs include provider prefix (e.g. openai/gpt-4o, anthropic/claude-sonnet-4)
• Confirm model ID and parameters from the current models page; names and availability change.

Other Services

For other APIs or SDKs:

1. Find the official docs root (e.g. https://<service>.com/docs or /developer).
2. Fetch quickstart + API reference (and models/catalog if applicable).
3. Prefer official docs over blog posts or third-party tutorials for correctness and recency.

Output

• Base implementation on fetched docs, not memory.
• If a URL returns an error or empty content, say so and fall back to a web search or alternative URL.
• Keep answers concise; link to the exact pages used for details.