This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Sergei Kurapov
Sometimes you just want to check how something works in Go or Next.js — without digging through five tabs or hoping ChatGPT gets it right.
So I built a Custom GPT that connects to Context7, grabs real documentation, and responds based on that.
Simple idea. Surprisingly helpful.
Custom ChatGPT with Cursor7: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6863e97e01f88191bf2215e389b9e1bf-context7-mcp-real-documentation
🔌 How it works
You ask something like:
How do I create a controller in Laravel? use context7
And it:
- Detects the library (Laravel)
- Calls Context7’s public API
- Picks the top match
- Replies with real docs — not approximations
- No scraping, no browser plugins, no setup.
🧪 Example prompts
- How does Prisma handle pagination?
- What’s the Tailwind syntax for dark mode?
- Next.js routing — use context7
It works with libraries like Laravel, NestJS, React, Prisma, and more.
⚡ Why I built it
Using Context7 inside an IDE is great — full docs, context-aware navigation, tight integration.
But sometimes, it’s just quicker to ask ChatGPT.
This GPT connects the two: the speed and convenience of ChatGPT, backed by real documentation from Context7.
No more hallucinated syntax. No digging for code snippets. Just solid answers, right in the chat.
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Sergei Kurapov
Sergei Kurapov | Sciencx (2025-07-01T16:17:57+00:00) ChatGPT + Context7 = Real Docs, No Hallucinations. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2025/07/01/chatgpt-context7-real-docs-no-hallucinations/
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