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Keep your Context7 documentation in sync by triggering a refresh whenever you push to your main branch.

Setup

1

Get your API key

Go to your Context7 dashboard and copy your API key.
2

Add the API key as a repository secret

In your GitHub repository, go to SettingsSecrets and variablesActions and add a new secret:
3

Create the workflow file

Add the following file to your repository at .github/workflows/context7-refresh.yml:
This uses ${{ github.repository }} to automatically resolve to your repository’s owner/repo (e.g., vercel/next.js). If your library ID on Context7 differs from your GitHub repository name, replace it with the correct value (e.g., /your-org/your-repo).

Refreshing a Specific Branch

To refresh a non-default branch, add the branch field to the request body. The branch value must match a branch name that already exists on your library in Context7.
If the branch has not been added to your library on Context7, the refresh will fail with a branch_not_found error.

Private Repositories

For private repositories, include a gitToken so Context7 can access your code:
Private sources require a Pro or Enterprise plan. See the Private Sources guide for more details.