Find documentation and repository evidence for library behavior, API contracts, error messages, and known bugs. Use when a programming question needs current public documentation, issues, pull requests, or implementation examples.
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Use firecrawl_developer_search through the Firecrawl MCP connection. If it is
deferred, discover it with the host's tool search. Include the library, version,
and exact error or symbol when known. Read the matched passages and source URLs.
Developer searches are billed per request.
Distinguish official documentation from issues, proposals, and merged pull
requests. A merged fix does not establish that it shipped in the user's version.
Use firecrawl_scrape on a source URL when the passage lacks the needed context.
Use firecrawl_search when the relevant source is outside the index or the index
does not resolve the question.
Answer from the retrieved evidence, cite the relevant sources, and state any unverified version or release boundary. Respect the user's source and tool choices. Report connection or authentication errors.
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Search the web, read source pages, and retrieve structured records with Firecrawl. Use for current information, finding sources, reading a supplied URL, or looking up data-provider capabilities.
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Find scientific papers, follow citations, and verify claims against paper passages. Use for literature questions, related work, citing papers, references, or a question about a particular scientific paper.
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