Our review
Uses the Hono CLI to search and browse Hono framework documentation.
Strengths
- Fast access to documentation without leaving the terminal
- Precise search with specific queries
- Ability to chain commands with jq for efficient navigation
Limitations
- Requires the Hono CLI to be installed
- Limited to Hono framework documentation only
- Output can be verbose without filtering
When developing with Hono and need quick reference to APIs or guides.
When you need information about other frameworks or general web development.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill only uses the hono CLI and jq for documentation lookups, with no arbitrary command execution, destructive actions, or data exfiltration. The allowed tool patterns are tightly scoped.
No concerns found
Examples
Search the Hono documentation for middleware and show me the top result.Open the Hono documentation page for the context API.Search Hono docs for routing and then open the first result.name: Hono Documentation Search description: Use the hono CLI to search and view Hono framework documentation. allowed-tools: Bash(hono:), Bash(jq:), Bash(which hono), Task
Hono
Use the hono CLI for efficient development. View all commands with hono --help.
Instructions
Use hono docs and hono search commands to access Hono documentation and answer questions about the Hono framework.
hono docs [path]- Browse Hono documentationhono search <query>- Search documentation
Examples
Search for topics
hono search middleware
hono search "getting started"
View documentation
hono docs /docs/api/context
hono docs /docs/guides/middleware
Pipelines
hono search "middleware" | jq '.results[0].path' | hono docs
hono search "routing" | jq '.results[0].path' | hono docs
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