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I tried using context7 in Claude Desktop to ask: “Is there a package access level in the Swift language?”
Claude correctly used resolve-library-id (and found /swiftlang/swift) and get-library-docs to query the data (topic: access control), but the response from context7 was lacking info about package access level.
After that, I refreshed the Swift library, but the result remained the same.
Finally, I asked Claude to use tavily to verify the answer. It then found that the package access level does exist and corrected the previous response.
How is it possible that specific access level was missing, when Access Control page of Swift documentation clearly states this level?
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The first version of our parser focused on enriching and searching code snippets so we are aware it misses some information if there is no code section relevant. We can easily add informational content in addition to code blocks, but I am a little worried that when we add text blocks then the efficiency of the code based system might decrease. Another idea might be providing two separate functionality:
1- coding syntax and api questions
2- informational documentation questions.
The current system is built for 1, with assumption that 2 is already done by web search by LLMs.
I tried using context7 in Claude Desktop to ask: “Is there a
package
access level in the Swift language?”Claude correctly used resolve-library-id (and found
/swiftlang/swift
) and get-library-docs to query the data (topic
:access control
), but the response from context7 was lacking info about package access level.After that, I refreshed the Swift library, but the result remained the same.
Finally, I asked Claude to use
tavily
to verify the answer. It then found that the package access level does exist and corrected the previous response.How is it possible that specific access level was missing, when Access Control page of Swift documentation clearly states this level?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: