For SDK maintainers and developer relations teams, create setup steps for a specific language, explain methods and parameters from interface notes, and annotate a working example you paste in. Name the reader’s experience level and their goal, such as sending a payment or uploading a file. Leave with a setup guide, API entries, or a sample developers can use as a starting point.
SDK Documentation
Create SDK setup guides, API entries, and annotated examples from interface notes and code.
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What it writes
- SDK installation and setup guide
- Method and parameter reference entries
- Annotated integration code example
How to use it
Include the SDK version, language, reader skill level, and one task the reader needs to complete. Paste the relevant method signatures or code, plus any setup steps that must stay accurate.
What you bring
- SDK purpose and intended reader
- API names, signatures, and behavior notes
- Target language and any style rules
- Know the SDK’s target language
- Have interface notes or example code
A good fit for
- Preparing a Python integration guide for a new SDK release
- Explaining authentication and request methods to first-time SDK users
- Adding comments to a sample that uploads files to cloud storage
Ways to start
A few requests this Agent can handle.
Write a JavaScript setup guide for our shipping SDK. Readers need to create a label; installation uses npm, and authentication uses an API key in the client constructor.
Turn these Python interface notes into API reference entries for our calendar SDK: create_event accepts a title and start time, and returns an event ID. Use headings for parameters and returns.
Annotate this Kotlin example for developers using our maps SDK to display a pin: MapView(apiKey).addMarker(37.77, -122.42). Explain each step and note assumptions.
Good to know
This workspace provides text assistance.
- Live API research or repository inspection
- Verified behavior or tested code examples
- Cannot inspect SDK files, repositories, or live API docs
- Examples rely on the interface notes and code you paste
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