Show HN: I built CLI for developer docs locally working with any Coding Agent (github.com)

A new command-line interface (CLI) tool called docsearch has been launched that allows developers to scrape, index, and search developer documentation locally. This tool addresses the challenge of navigating multiple documentation websites with varying structures, enabling seamless access to the latest version-specific documentation directly through AI assistants like Claude Code. By integrating through a /docs skill, docsearch equips users to query documentation inline while coding, dramatically reducing time spent context-switching to external sources. The technical workflow of docsearch involves scraping HTML from doc sites, filtering and converting it into Markdown, indexing the content with qmd for efficient searching, and facilitating search through a CLI or AI assistant. Users can easily scrape documentation for various frameworks such as Node.js, Python, and React by utilizing simple commands. With a global install feature and customizable scraping configurations, docsearch empowers developers to curate their own local documentation repositories, ultimately enhancing productivity and improving the development process within the AI/ML community.