reference-sdk
Check reference SDK implementations using btca ask
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--- name: reference-sdk description: Check reference SDK implementations using btca ask license: MIT --- # Reference SDK Check When implementing SDK features or debugging provider-specific issues, check reference implementations. ## When to Use - Implementing SDK features - Debugging provider-specific issues - Understanding how other libraries solve similar problems - "How does Vercel AI SDK do X?" - "Check Anthropic SDK for Y" ## Commands Use `btca ask` to check how reference SDKs implement similar features: ```bash # Check Vercel AI SDK for streaming patterns btca ask -r vercel-ai -q "How does streamObject work?" # Check Anthropic SDK for tool calling btca ask -r anthropic-sdk -q "How are tools defined and called?" # Check Zod for validation patterns btca ask -r zod -q "How does safeParse handle errors?" ``` ## Configured Resources - `vercel-ai` - Streaming, tool calling, structured output - `anthropic-sdk` - Anthropic API patterns - `zod` - Schema validation Add more: `btca config resources add -n <name> -t git -u <url> -b <branch>` ## When to Check 1. **Before implementing** - See how others solved similar problems 2. **When debugging** - Find how reference code handles edge cases 3. **Multi-provider support** - Compare implementations across SDKs 4. **Validation patterns** - Check idiomatic approaches ## Don't Use For - Documentation lookups (use /nia-docs instead) - Simple API questions (use WebSearch) - Project-specific patterns (use Grep/Glob)
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