Our review
Uses the Hono CLI to search and browse Hono framework documentation via hono search and hono docs commands.
Strengths
- Fast, command-line access to official Hono docs
- Supports both keyword search and direct doc path browsing
- Can be piped with jq for focused navigation
Limitations
- Requires the Hono CLI to be installed
- Only covers Hono framework documentation
- Search results may be limited to indexed content
When you need quick, terminal-based access to Hono framework documentation without leaving your editor.
When you need documentation for other frameworks or prefer a graphical browser experience.
Security analysis
SafeThe skill only uses read-only CLI commands (hono docs, hono search) and jq for JSON parsing. No destructive or exfiltrating operations are present.
No concerns found
Examples
Search for Hono middleware documentation using the hono CLI.Use hono docs to open the Hono context API page.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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