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Raycast Extension Docs

Guidance for building, debugging, and publishing Raycast extensions using the Raycast documentation set. Use when Codex needs to create or modify Raycast extensions (React/TypeScript/Node), consult Raycast API reference or UI components, build AI ext

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--- name: raycast-extension-docs description: Guidance for building, debugging, and publishing Raycast extensions using the Raycast documentation set. Use when Codex needs to create or modify Raycast extensions (React/TypeScript/Node), consult Raycast API reference or UI components, build AI extensions, handle manifest/lifecycle/preferences, troubleshoot issues, or prepare/publish extensions to the Raycast Store or Teams. --- # Raycast Extension Docs ## Overview Use the bundled Raycast documentation under `references/` as the source of truth for APIs, patterns, and policies. Route requests to the right section, load only the needed files, and apply the guidance to the user's task. ## Quick Routing - Start with `references/SUMMARY.md` to locate the right doc page. - Use `references/README.md` for the general introduction and platform overview. - Use `references/basics/` for step-by-step guides (getting started, create, debug, publish). - Use `references/api-reference/` for API details and component usage. - Use `references/api-reference/user-interface/` for UI components (List, Form, Detail, Action Panel, etc.). - Use `references/ai/` and `references/api-reference/ai.md` for AI extension guidance. - Use `references/examples/` for real-world extension patterns. - Use `references/information/` for terminology, manifest, lifecycle, file structure, best practices, tools, and security. - Use `references/utils-reference/` for utility helpers and patterns. - Use `references/teams/` for private/team extension workflows. - Use `references/migration/` and `references/changelog.md` for version changes and breaking updates. - Use `references/faq.md` for quick clarifications. ## Working Approach 1. Identify the user's goal and map it to the most relevant section in `references/SUMMARY.md`. 2. Open the specific doc file(s) and extract only the details needed to answer or implement. 3. Cross-check API usage against `references/api-reference/` and best practices in `references/information/best-practices.md`. 4. When building UI, verify component props and patterns in `references/api-reference/user-interface/`. 5. When shipping or collaborating, confirm publish/team steps in `references/basics/` or `references/teams/`. ## Notes - Keep answers aligned with the docs; call out when guidance is inferred or when the docs are silent. - If the user asks about behavior changes, consult `references/migration/` and `references/changelog.md`.

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