androidpoet/fldocs

fldocs is a command-line tool that lets you search and read Flutter and Jetpack Compose documentation entirely offline. Instead of opening a browser and hunting through official docs, you type a search term in your terminal and get instant results. After an initial download, everything works without an internet connection. At a high level, the tool downloads the full set of documentation pages for both Flutter and Jetpack Compose to your local machine. You can then search across both sets of docs at once, or filter to just one source if you prefer. You can also list all available pages, read a specific page by its path, and check stats on what's been downloaded. It ships as a single binary with no runtime dependencies, so there's nothing else to install or configure. The people who would get the most out of this are Flutter or Android developers who work in the terminal and want quick lookups without context-switching to a browser. For example, if you're mid-coding and need to check how a "lazy column" or "state management" pattern works, you can search and read the relevant page without leaving your workflow. It also integrates with Claude Code and other AI assistants as an MCP server, which means an AI coding assistant can search and read the docs directly during your conversation, handy if you want the assistant to pull up accurate, up-to-date documentation rather than relying on its training data. One notable tradeoff is that the docs are only as current as your last sync. Since everything runs offline after the initial download, you'd need to re-sync periodically to catch any updates to the official documentation. The README doesn't go into detail on how syncing or updates work beyond that first download.