Local mirror of Claude Code documentation files from https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/, updated every 3 hours.

This is an early beta release. There may be errors or unexpected behavior. If you encounter any issues, please open an issue - your feedback helps improve the tool!

New in this version:

• 📋 Claude Code Changelog: Access the official Claude Code release notes with /docs changelog
• 🍎 Full macOS compatibility: Fixed shell compatibility issues for Mac users
• 🐧 Linux support: Tested on Ubuntu, Debian, and other distributions
• 🔧 Improved installer: Better handling of updates and edge cases

To update:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ericbuess/claude-code-docs/main/install.sh | bash

• Faster access - Reads from local files instead of fetching from web
• Automatic updates - Attempts to stay current with the latest documentation
• Track changes - See what changed in docs over time
• Claude Code changelog - Quick access to official release notes and version history
• Better Claude Code integration - Allows Claude to explore documentation more effectively

• ✅ macOS: Fully supported (tested on macOS 12+)
• ✅ Linux: Fully supported (Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, etc.)
• ⏳ Windows: Not yet supported - contributions welcome!

This tool requires the following to be installed:

• git - For cloning and updating the repository (usually pre-installed)
• jq - For JSON processing in the auto-update hook (pre-installed on macOS; Linux users may need apt install jq or yum install jq)
• curl - For downloading the installation script (usually pre-installed)
• Claude Code - Obviously :)

Run this single command:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ericbuess/claude-code-docs/main/install.sh | bash

This will:

1. Install to ~/.claude-code-docs (or migrate existing installation)
2. Create the /docs slash command to pass arguments to the tool and tell it where to find the docs
3. Set up a 'PreToolUse' 'Read' hook to enable automatic git pull when reading docs from the ~/.claude-code-docs`

Note: The command is /docs (user) - it will show in your command list with "(user)" after it to indicate it's a user-created command.

The /docs command provides instant access to documentation with optional freshness checking.

/docs hooks        # Instantly read hooks documentation
/docs mcp          # Instantly read MCP documentation
/docs memory       # Instantly read memory documentation

You'll see: 📚 Reading from local docs (run /docs -t to check freshness)

/docs -t           # Show sync status with GitHub
/docs -t hooks     # Check sync status, then read hooks docs
/docs -t mcp       # Check sync status, then read MCP docs

/docs what's new   # Show recent documentation changes with diffs

/docs changelog    # Read official Claude Code release notes and version history

The changelog feature fetches the latest release notes directly from the official Claude Code repository, showing you what's new in each version.

/docs uninstall    # Get commnd to remove claude-code-docs completely

# Natural language queries work great
/docs what environment variables exist and how do I use them?
/docs explain the differences between hooks and MCP

# Check for recent changes
/docs -t what's new in the latest documentation?
/docs changelog    # Check Claude Code release notes

# Search across all docs
/docs find all mentions of authentication
/docs how do I customize Claude Code's behavior?

The documentation attempts to stay current:

• GitHub Actions runs periodically to fetch new documentation
• When you use /docs, it checks for updates
• Updates are pulled when available
• You may see "🔄 Updating documentation..." when this happens

Note: If automatic updates fail, you can always run the installer again to get the latest version.

Regardless of which version you have installed, simply run:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ericbuess/claude-code-docs/main/install.sh | bash

The installer will handle migration and updates automatically.

If /docs returns "command not found":

1. Check if the command file exists: ls ~/.claude/commands/docs.md
2. Restart Claude Code to reload commands
3. Re-run the installation script

If documentation seems outdated:

1. Run /docs -t to check sync status and force an update
2. Manually update: cd ~/.claude-code-docs && git pull
3. Check if GitHub Actions are running: View Actions

• "git/jq/curl not found": Install the missing tool first
• "Failed to clone repository": Check your internet connection
• "Failed to update settings.json": Check file permissions on ~/.claude/settings.json

To completely remove the docs integration:

/docs uninstall

Or run:

~/.claude-code-docs/uninstall.sh

See UNINSTALL.md for manual uninstall instructions.

• The installer modifies ~/.claude/settings.json to add an auto-update hook
• The hook only runs git pull when reading documentation files
• All operations are limited to the documentation directory
• No data is sent externally - everything is local
• Repository Trust: The installer clones from GitHub over HTTPS. For additional security, you can:
  • Fork the repository and install from your own fork
  • Clone manually and run the installer from the local directory
  • Review all code before installation

• Added Claude Code changelog integration (/docs changelog)
• Fixed shell compatibility for macOS users (zsh/bash)
• Improved documentation and error messages
• Added platform compatibility badges

• Fixed automatic update functionality
• Improved handling of local repository changes
• Better error recovery during updates

Contributions are welcome! This is a community project and we'd love your help:

• 🪟 Windows Support: Want to help add Windows compatibility? Fork the repository and submit a PR!
• 🐛 Bug Reports: Found something not working? Open an issue
• 💡 Feature Requests: Have an idea? Start a discussion
• 📝 Documentation: Help improve docs or add examples

You can also use Claude Code itself to help build features - just fork the repo and let Claude assist you!

As this is an early beta, you might encounter some issues:

• Auto-updates may occasionally fail on some network configurations
• Some documentation links might not resolve correctly

If you find any issues not listed here, please report them!

Documentation content belongs to Anthropic. This mirror tool is open source - contributions welcome!