un1tz3r0/pydoc-skill

/pydoc — Python documentation lookup

The block below is generated live by introspecting the system Python interpreter (python3) for whatever name, listing, or search was requested. It is the real, currently-installed API — signatures, annotations, and docstrings — not recalled knowledge. Read it as authoritative for this machine's environment.

!python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/pydoc_tool.py" $ARGUMENTS

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Following up. Every listed item shows its fully-qualified name. To go deeper, run the tool again directly (it is safe, read-only, and stdlib-only):

python3 "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/pydoc_tool.py" <name-or-flags>

• <fully.qualified.name> — docstring + signature + annotations, then its children. Add --depth N / -dN to document N levels of children, or -r for the whole subtree.
• --list [ROOT] — contents of ROOT (or every top-level package if omitted). Filter with --packages --modules --classes --functions --methods --members.
• --find [ROOT] QUERY — search (ROOT comes before QUERY); --glob / --regex switch QUERY from plain substring to a pattern.
• --private includes _-prefixed names; --max-chars N raises the output budget.

If a name isn't found, try --list for the top-level package index or --find QUERY to locate the symbol first.