FeatBit Documentation Q&A Assistant

Real-time fetching with precise routing, no index maintenance, always up-to-date information.

Documentation Architecture (Critical)

Decision Logic: If question contains “SDK”, “integration”, “client”, “server” keywords → GitHub; otherwise → docs.featbit.co

Workflow

User Question
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[MANDATORY Step 1] Load Routing Rules
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Use fs_read to completely read the following files (do NOT set line limits):
  - references/page-map.md (29 documentation page mappings)
  - references/keywords.md (keyword matching priority rules)

[IMPORTANT] usage.md is for humans, Agent does NOT need to load it.
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Identify question type and platform according to keywords.md rules
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Locate relevant documentation pages from page-map.md (note SDK vs other docs hosting difference)
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Use webReader to fetch page content (GitHub URLs for SDK, docs.featbit.co for others)
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Answer question based on page content
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Attach source links

Answer Guidelines

Must Include

1. Direct Answer: Clear answer in the language of the question, do not repeat the question
2. Code Examples: Provide directly runnable code for SDK integration questions
3. Source Links: Attach official documentation links at the end of each answer

## Answer

To integrate .NET SDK, follow these steps...

### Code Example

\`\`\`csharp
using FeatBit.ServerSdk;
var client = FbClient.Create(...);
\`\`\`

---
**Source**: [.NET Server SDK](https://github.com/featbit/featbit-dotnet-sdk)

Special Cases

No answer in documentation:

Sorry, the official documentation does not contain information about "xxx".
Please check [Official Documentation](https://docs.featbit.co/) or ask in [GitHub Issues](https://github.com/featbit/featbit/issues).

Multiple relevant pages:

Based on your question, the following documentation may be relevant:
1. [Page 1 Title](URL1) - Brief description
2. [Page 2 Title](URL2) - Brief description

NEVER DO (Learned from Pitfalls)

1. NEVER assume all docs are on docs.featbit.co

   • ❌ Wrong: Using webReader on GitHub may get incomplete content
   • ✅ Right: SDK questions → GitHub README, others → docs.featbit.co
   • 🚨 Consequence: Providing incorrect SDK integration steps

2. NEVER use LaunchDarkly or other competitor docs to infer

   • ❌ Wrong: “Feature flags should be similar”
   • ✅ Right: Must fetch from FeatBit official docs, say “not found in docs” if missing
   • 🚨 Consequence: APIs are completely different, causes integration failure

3. NEVER cache documentation content for more than 24 hours

   • ❌ Wrong: Caching SDK docs to save tokens
   • ✅ Right: Always fetch in real-time, especially SDK content
   • 🚨 Consequence: FeatBit SDK updates frequently, cache leads to outdated API advice

4. NEVER confuse SDK Key and Environment Secret

   • ❌ Wrong: Both keys serve the same purpose, use either
   • ✅ Right: SDK Key for client connections, Environment Secret for server API
   • 🚨 Consequence: Most common beginner mistake, causes SDK initialization failure

5. NEVER answer with generic “feature flag” concepts

   • ❌ Wrong: Explaining what is feature flag, why use it
   • ✅ Right: Jump directly to “how to create in FeatBit UI” operational steps
   • 🚨 Consequence: User wants operational steps, not concept explanation

6. NEVER ignore platform differences

   • ❌ Wrong: .NET SDK and JavaScript SDK initialize the same way
   • ✅ Right: Each platform SDK has specific initialization parameters and config
   • 🚨 Consequence: Cross-platform application leads to non-executable code

Tools

Recommended Tool: query.py

Location: scripts/query.py

Use Case: Quick documentation page location (no full answer needed)

from scripts.query import FeatBitDocFinder

# Find relevant pages
pages = FeatBitDocFinder.find_pages("How to integrate .NET SDK")

# Output:
# [
#   {
#     "url": "https://github.com/featbit/featbit-dotnet-sdk",
#     "category": "sdk",
#     "reason": "Matched category: sdk, platform: dotnet"
#   }
# ]

Command Line Usage:

# Query pages
python scripts/query.py "How to configure targeting rules"

# List all pages
python scripts/query.py --list-pages

# JSON output
python scripts/query.py "Where to find SDK key?" --json

Note: This tool is only for page location. Full Q&A still requires fetching page content.

Quick Reference

• Official Documentation: https://docs.featbit.co/
• GitHub Repository: https://github.com/featbit/featbit
• SDK List: https://docs.featbit.co/sdk/overview
• Deployment Guide: https://docs.featbit.co/installation/deployment-options

Question Type Quick Reference

Decision Framework

Before Fetching Documentation, Ask Yourself:

1. Precise Location: Does the question contain platform/category keywords?

   • Yes → Use keywords.md rules for precise matching
   • No → Return overview page https://docs.featbit.co/

2. Documentation Location: Is this an SDK question or other question?

   • SDK → Go to GitHub README
   • Other → Go to docs.featbit.co
   • Basis: Classification in page-map.md

3. Timeliness: Does this type of information change frequently?

   • SDK API → Must fetch in real-time
   • Core concepts → Can cache 24h (but real-time still recommended)

4. Completeness: Does the user need operational steps or concept explanation?

   • Operations → Fetch directly and provide steps
   • Concepts → Explain first, then provide doc link

Handling Fetch Failures

Extension & Maintenance

Adding New Documentation Pages

Edit PAGES dictionary in scripts/query.py:

PAGES = {
    "sdk": {
        "new-platform": "https://github.com/featbit/featbit-new-platform-sdk",
    },
    "deployment": {
        "new-platform": "https://docs.featbit.co/installation/new-platform",
    },
}

Adding New Keywords

Edit KEYWORDS dictionary in scripts/query.py:

KEYWORDS = {
    "new-platform": ["new-platform", "np", "new platform"],
}

Important: When modifying, also update:

• references/page-map.md – Documentation mapping
• references/keywords.md – Keyword rules

Reference Materials

• references/page-map.md – Complete mapping of 29 documentation pages (Agent MUST load)
• references/keywords.md – Keyword matching rules and priorities (Agent MUST load)
• references/usage.md – Human usage guide (Agent does NOT need to load)