Aspire 13.2 introduces the `aspire docs` CLI, giving developers direct terminal access to official aspire.dev documentation via `list`, `search`, and `get` commands. The same documentation services power AI agent skills, solving a real problem where LLMs hallucinated outdated or nonexistent Aspire APIs due to stale training data. Both human and machine-readable (JSON) output formats are supported, enabling use in scripts, CI/CD pipelines, and custom AI tooling. The underlying architecture uses reusable services (IDocsIndexService, IDocsSearchService, etc.) and weighted lexical search to serve the same source of truth across all consumers.

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