Agent skill · nvidia
nvshmem-docs
Find version-aware official NVSHMEM and NVSHMEM4Py documentation for releases, installation, APIs, runtime settings, transports, containers, and troubleshooting.
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What this skill does
NVSHMEM Documentation Purpose Find and summarize version-aware official NVSHMEM and NVSHMEM4Py documentation. Fetch and cite the most specific live pages; do not make technical claims from memory, search snippets, or the bundled topic map. Prerequisites Require topic-map.md and a retrieval tool that can open public NVIDIA HTTPS documentation. No API key or account is required. Support only NVSHMEM versions whose major version is 3 or later; reject a requested version below 3 before looking up documentation. Instructions Read the topic map for every request to resolve the topic and candidate pages. Use it only for routing; it is not evidence. Choose the documentation edition Normalize an optional leading v. Use latest when no version is requested. For an exact MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH version, first use its archive. Replace the literal VERSION in each archive URL below with the normalized NVSHMEM version (for example, 3.7.1 becomes https://archive.docs.nvidia.com/nvshmem/api/3.7.1/index.html): Content Latest Exact-version archive --- --- --- API reference, concepts, usage, and runtime settings https://docs.nvidia.com/nvshmem/api/latest/ https://archive.docs.nvidia.com/nvshmem/api/VERSION/index.html Release notes, installation, best practices, and support https://docs.nvidia.com/nvshmem/release-notes-install-guide/ https://archive.docs.nvidia.com/nvshmem/VERSION/index.html For a MAJOR.MINOR value, ask for the patch only when an exact archived edition is necessary. Start at the selected root and follow its table of contents because internal paths can differ between editions. For cross-cutting questions, use both documentation sets from the same edition. When an exact archive is unavailable, inspect the relevant latest root and its official release/version information. If it identifies the requested version as the current release, use that latest documentation and state that the requested version is served from latest rather than an archive. …
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