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Libdoc Explain by manykarim — Agent Skill

Name: Libdoc Explain
Rating: 4.666666666666667 (3 reviews)
Author: manykarim

Libdoc Explain

Explain Robot Framework keywords and their arguments from library/resource/suite documentation. Use when asked how to use a keyword, what arguments it takes, or to retrieve detailed keyword docs from libdoc across one or more libraries/resources.

manykarim Updated Sep 10, 2026

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Robot Framework Libdoc Explain

Use this skill to retrieve detailed keyword docs and argument usage from Robot Framework libraries/resources/suites. Output JSON only.

Command

Explain a keyword in standard libraries:

python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/rf_libdoc.py" --library BuiltIn --keyword "Log" --pretty

Explain across multiple sources:

python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/rf_libdoc.py" --library SeleniumLibrary --resource resources/common.resource --keyword "Open Browser" --pretty

Fallback to search if exact keyword not found:

python3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/rf_libdoc.py" --library SeleniumLibrary --keyword "Open Brows" --search "open browser" --pretty

Notes

Use --library, --resource, --suite, or --spec (repeatable). Inputs are aggregated.
Output contract (stable): every call returns {schema_version, mode, libraries, results, ...}.
- mode is "explain" (exact keyword found), "fallback" (no exact match → search suggestions), "search", or "list".
- results is a single array; read it without branching on top-level keys. Each item is {library, keyword, usage, score, reasons} — usage is populated on explain/fallback, score/reasons on search; non-applicable fields are null.
- usage.params is [{name, type, default, kind}] with kind ∈ required|optional|vararg|kwarg|named_only (name is the bare param, no : type); usage.defaults is keyed by bare name.
Payload is bounded: library prose doc is not included by default. Pass --include-library-doc to add each library's full doc/source to libraries[].
Use --tag, --include-private, --exclude-deprecated as filters.

---name: libdoc-explaindescription: Explain Robot Framework keywords and their arguments from library/resource/suite documentation. Use when asked how to use a keyword, what arguments it takes, or to retrieve detailed keyword docs from libdoc across one or more libraries/resources.---# Robot Framework Libdoc ExplainUse this skill to retrieve detailed keyword docs and argument usage from Robot Framework libraries/resources/suites. Output JSON only.## CommandExplain a keyword in standard libraries:```bashpython3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/rf_libdoc.py" --library BuiltIn --keyword "Log" --pretty```Explain across multiple sources:```bashpython3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/rf_libdoc.py" --library SeleniumLibrary --resource resources/common.resource --keyword "Open Browser" --pretty```Fallback to search if exact keyword not found:```bashpython3 "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/rf_libdoc.py" --library SeleniumLibrary --keyword "Open Brows" --search "open browser" --pretty```## Notes- Use `--library`, `--resource`, `--suite`, or `--spec` (repeatable). Inputs are aggregated.- **Output contract (stable):** every call returns `{schema_version, mode, libraries, results, ...}`. - `mode` is `"explain"` (exact keyword found), `"fallback"` (no exact match → search suggestions), `"search"`, or `"list"`. - `results` is a single array; read it without branching on top-level keys. Each item is `{library, keyword, usage, score, reasons}` — `usage` is populated on explain/fallback, `score`/`reasons` on search; non-applicable fields are `null`. - `usage.params` is `[{name, type, default, kind}]` with `kind ∈ required|optional|vararg|kwarg|named_only` (`name` is the bare param, no `: type`); `usage.defaults` is keyed by bare name.- **Payload is bounded:** library prose `doc` is **not** included by default. Pass `--include-library-doc` to add each library's full `doc`/`source` to `libraries[]`.- Use `--tag`, `--include-private`, `--exclude-deprecated` as filters.

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