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About openai/openai-docs

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openai/openai-docs

Provide authoritative guidance from OpenAI developer documentation

openai-docs is an agent skill from OpenAI's curated skills collection that gives authoritative answers from OpenAI's developer documentation. It fetches and surfaces the current documentation through an MCP server, covering the Chat Completions API, the Responses API, the Realtime API, the Agents SDK and related products. It answers questions about choosing a model for a use case and gives guidance for upgrading an existing integration to a newer model, with compatibility checks and output for each usage site. It cites its sources directly from the official developer documentation site. Instead of searching the docs by hand and cross-checking changelog pages, the skill pulls the current official content and flags any place where the doc pages conflict. Typical uses include picking the right OpenAI model for a latency-sensitive production use, upgrading a GPT-4 integration to GPT-5.4 with prompt compatibility checks, looking up exact Responses API parameters without leaving the editor, building a multi-agent workflow with the Agents SDK, and checking whether a feature is available in the Realtime API. It suits developers who build on OpenAI's products and need the details to match the current API rather than what a model remembers. Model names, prices and features change, so confirm the details in the cited documentation before you ship. The skill is listed on officialskills.sh and installs from the openai/skills repository. Install it with npx skills add https://github.com/openai/skills --skill openai-docs.

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