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fresh-library-docs

Use before writing code against a library, SDK, API, or framework whose current version you are not certain of — especially fast-moving ones. Trigger when an import fails, a method does not exist, a config key is rejected, a deprecation warning appears, or the user says the code was written against an old version.

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# Fresh Library Docs

Training data has a cutoff; libraries do not. Most "the AI hallucinated an API" bugs are really the model writing correct code for a version that shipped two years ago. This skill checks reality first.

## Core Behavior

Before writing non-trivial code against a dependency, establish two facts: which version this project actually has, and what that version's API looks like. In that order.

## Step 1 — What Is Installed

The installed version beats the latest version and beats your memory. Read it from the project:

```bash
cat package.json | grep -A30 '"dependencies"'
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