Introduction
CLI tool to fetch documentation from any website in Markdown format
Fresh is a CLI tool that fetches the latest documentation from any website and converts it to clean Markdown format. Perfect for offline reading, searching, and managing your documentation.
Fresh is designed for developers who need quick access to documentation—whether you're offline, working in your terminal, or want to integrate docs into your workflow.
Why Fresh?
Traditional documentation access has problems:
- Internet required - Can't read docs without connection
- Slow searches - Loading pages takes time
- Scattered sources - No unified way to access multiple docs
- No offline access - Can't work on the go
Fresh solves these by bringing documentation to your terminal:
# Search across docs instantly
fresh search "async def" python
# Read offline anywhere
fresh get python/tutorial/
# Quick access with aliases
fresh list reactFresh automatically caches pages and supports full-text search—so your queries are fast even without internet.
Features
| Feature | Benefit |
|---|---|
| Offline Mode | Download entire documentation sites |
| Smart Search | Full-text search across all pages |
| Markdown Output | Use with your favorite tools |
| Aliases | Quick access to favorite docs |
| Guides | Create personal documentation collections |
Quick Example
# List all pages on a documentation site
fresh list https://docs.python.org/3/
# Fetch a page as Markdown
fresh get https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/
# Search across documentation
fresh search "virtual environment" https://docs.python.org/3/
# Download for offline use
fresh sync https://docs.python.org/3/Getting Started
Install Fresh and start using it in minutes:
# Using pip
pip install fresh-docs
# Or with uv
uv syncFresh requires Python 3.12 or higher. No API keys needed for basic usage!
Next Steps
Ready to get started? Here's where to go next:
Installation
Set up Fresh in your project
Quick Start
Learn the basics in 5 minutes
Commands
Explore all available commands
Guides
Learn advanced usage patterns
License
MIT