Docs bundle
Print Ringleader's documentation to stdout, offline, ready to pipe into an AI assistant.
An AI agent working inside a workstation usually cannot reach the documentation
site: the machine may be behind NAT, offline, or running a different version of
Ringleader than the site describes. The whole documentation set is therefore
built into the rl binary, and rl docs prints it.
Because the copy ships with the binary, it matches the version you are running and is never fetched at runtime.
rl docs
Write the documentation to stdout, ready to pipe straight into an AI assistant.
rl docs # the docs bytes, to stdout
rl docs > ringleader-docs.txt
rl docs | your-ai-assistant # feed an agentWith no flags the output is the documentation bytes only, no banner or log lines, so it stays parseable.
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--url | Print the docs-site URL and exit (no docs, no fetch). |
--open | Open the docs-site URL in the host browser. |
The URL is the address of the documentation site this build of rl points at. Set the
$RINGLEADER_DOCS_URL environment variable to use a different one. Neither flag makes rl
fetch anything.