Download Docs

Download Docs

Download documentation files from a source config and filter non-useful files.

Usage

/download-docs prisma@latest         # Download specific version
/download-docs prisma@latest --force  # Re-download even if exists

Input

$ARGUMENTS format: {config_name}@{version} (e.g., prisma@latest, nextjs@16.1.3)

Optional flags:

• --force - Re-download even if already built

Execution Steps

Step 1: Parse Arguments and Load Config

Parse $ARGUMENTS:

• Extract config_name and version from {config_name}@{version}
• Check for --force flag

Load config file:

cat vault/configs/{config_name}.json

Extract:

• name - Package name
• _source.type - Source type (github or url)
• _source.repo - GitHub repo (if github type)
• versions.{version}.ref - Git ref for the version

Step 2: Check if Already Built

test -f vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/olore-lock.json && echo "EXISTS" || echo "NOT_FOUND"

If exists and no --force flag:

skip: {config_name}@{version} already built (use --force to rebuild)

Return early.

Step 3: Download Documentation

For GitHub sources:

bash -c 'source .claude/skills/build-docs/scripts/github.sh && download_from_github "vault/configs/{config_name}.json" "vault/packages" "{version}"'

For URL sources:

bash -c 'source .claude/skills/build-docs/scripts/url.sh && download_from_urls "vault/configs/{config_name}.json" "vault/packages" "{version}"'

Verify download succeeded:

test -f vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/olore-lock.json && echo "OK" || echo "FAILED"

If download failed, return error:

error: {config_name}@{version} download failed

Step 4: Count Files and Determine Tier

file_count=$(find vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/contents -type f \( -name "*.md" -o -name "*.mdx" \) | wc -l)
total_size=$(du -sk vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/contents | cut -f1)

Step 5: Filter Files (GitHub sources with >50 files only)

Skip this step if:

• Source type is url
• File count is <= 50

For GitHub sources with >50 files:

1. For each file, read only the first 20-30 lines to make filtering decisions:

   • Frontmatter/metadata (YAML block)
   • Title and first heading
   • Opening paragraph describing the content

   This is sufficient to identify file type (changelog, RFC, API doc, tutorial, etc.). Do NOT read entire files for filtering - it wastes tokens on large repos.

2. Evaluate each file against criteria:

KEEP - Files that help developers USE the library:

• API reference documentation
• Usage guides and tutorials
• Configuration and setup docs
• Code examples and patterns
• Integration guides
• Troubleshooting guides

DELETE - Files NOT useful for using the library:

• Internal development docs
• Contribution guidelines
• Release notes and changelogs
• Meeting notes, RFCs, proposals
• Marketing and landing pages
• Duplicate or stub files
• Auto-generated index files with no content

3. Delete files that should be removed:

rm "vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/contents/{path_to_delete}"

4. Remove empty directories:

find vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/contents -type d -empty -delete

Step 6: Update olore-lock.json

Update the lock file with final file count:

# Get final count
final_count=$(find vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/contents -type f \( -name "*.md" -o -name "*.mdx" \) | wc -l)

Update files field in olore-lock.json if filtering occurred.

Step 7: Return Summary

Return ONLY a brief summary:

done: {config_name}@{version} downloaded, {final_count} files{filtered_info}, tier {tier}

Examples:

• done: prisma@latest downloaded, 312 files (126 filtered), tier 3
• done: zod@latest downloaded, 17 files, tier 1

Outputs

• vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/contents/ - Downloaded documentation files
• vault/packages/{config_name}/{version}/olore-lock.json - Build metadata

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