devvit-docs
Look up Devvit documentation from the reddit/devvit-docs repository. Use when the user asks about Devvit APIs, patterns, configuration, or examples (trigger phrases: "how do I", "devvit docs", "show me the docs", "API reference").
89
84%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
98%
2.22xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Advisory
Suggest reviewing before use
Evaluation results
97%
49%Background Job Scheduling in Devvit
Core docs workflow: script, docsRoot, cite, code example
Script invocation
0%
100%
JSON output captured
0%
100%
docsRoot used for search
0%
100%
Specific file cited
80%
100%
Section cited
87%
100%
Code example present
100%
100%
Source restriction
25%
75%
devvit-docs only
90%
100%
Commands log completeness
37%
100%
Caveats from docs
100%
100%
99%
57%Realtime Data in an Existing Devvit Project
Version-aware lookup using --project-dir flag
--project-dir flag used
0%
100%
Version detected
100%
100%
Versioned docsRoot used
0%
100%
JSON output captured
0%
100%
Specific file cited
100%
100%
Section cited
100%
100%
Code example present
100%
100%
devvit-docs only
0%
100%
Script invoked
0%
100%
repoDir fallback acknowledged
0%
80%
98%
55%Investigating Devvit Localization Support
Not-found protocol and source restriction
Script invoked
0%
100%
JSON output captured
0%
100%
docsRoot used for search
0%
100%
Coverage statement
100%
100%
Closest file cited when not found
58%
100%
No fabrication
75%
83%
Source restriction
0%
100%
Specific file cited
40%
100%
Suggestion of closest material
100%
100%
Code example handling
50%
100%
- Repository
- reddit/devvit-skills
- Commit
8e99162
- Evaluated
- Agent
- Claude Code
- Model
- Claude Sonnet 4.6
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