From rtfm
Use when the user wants an answer sourced directly from the indexed document corpus, not from model knowledge. Triggers on "/read-the-manual", "read the manual", "check the docs", "what does the doc/manual say about X", "find in the corpus", "answer from the docs".
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/rtfm:read-the-manualThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Answer the user's question using **only** text found in the indexed corpus via rtfm. Do not answer from training knowledge. Every claim must be backed by a direct quote with a source, file, and format-native locator (page for PDFs, line for text).
Answer the user's question using only text found in the indexed corpus via rtfm. Do not answer from training knowledge. Every claim must be backed by a direct quote with a source, file, and format-native locator (page for PDFs, line for text).
/read-the-manual.Call mcp__plugin_rtfm_rtfm__search(query) with the key terms from the question. Note sources_searched to stay aware of the full corpus. Small new or edited files are auto-indexed on search; if the response carries a STALE SOURCE warning (a source has more new/changed files than the auto-reindex budget), build it yourself with mcp__plugin_rtfm_rtfm__reindex('<source>'), then search again.
If the first query returns nothing useful, try narrower or alternative terms — don't give up after one miss.
For each promising hit, call mcp__plugin_rtfm_rtfm__read(source, relpath, start, end) to retrieve the actual text around the hit's locator: read ±1–2 pages (PDF) or a surrounding line range (text) for full context. A hit's locations lists up to a few of the paths its content lives at (total_locations is the true count; find_duplicates gives the full list) — any one reads identically.
— *relpath* (source), p.N for PDFs, — *relpath* (source), line N for text.After answering, scan the text you read for documents referenced by name that are not among the sources you searched. Report them compactly:
Referenced but not in corpus: ,
Include only documents cited directly by name, not vague phrases ("see the documentation"). If nothing is missing, skip this step silently.
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npx claudepluginhub canlin-zhang/rtfm --plugin rtfm