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LLMs.txt

Choose a generated text corpus for an agent that reads documentation without MCP.

Astilba publishes build-generated text files for language models and other clients that can fetch documentation but cannot connect to an MCP server. Every file is derived from the same public pages as this site.

File Use it when
/docs/llms.txt The client needs a small index that links to the available documentation sets.
/docs/llms-small.txt Context is limited and an abridged copy of the documentation is sufficient.
/docs/llms-full.txt The client can accept the complete published documentation in one response.
/docs/_llms-txt/astilba-create.txt The task concerns only Astilba Create and does not need site-wide material.
/docs/_llms-txt/astilba-env.txt The task concerns only Astilba Env and does not need site-wide material.
/docs/_llms-txt/astilba-cache.txt The task concerns only Astilba Cache and does not need site-wide material.

The generated files are snapshots of the current deployment. Fetch them again when current behavior or release status matters.

Every published documentation page is also available as Markdown. Replace the trailing slash in a documentation URL with .md. The links below are common entry points rather than a complete index; each product text file contains every catalogued page for that product.

Clients that control request headers can instead request the ordinary page URL with Accept: text/markdown. Prefer an individual page when the task is narrow; it consumes less context than a combined documentation set.

Use an LLMs.txt file when a client works best with one ordinary HTTP response or cannot configure remote tools. Use the MCP Server at https://astilba.com/docs/mcp when the client supports Streamable HTTP and benefits from targeted search, resource discovery, and bounded page reads.

Give a compatible coding agent this instruction to connect the public documentation skill and MCP endpoint:

Fetch https://astilba.com/docs/agent-setup/prompt.md and follow its instructions.

Neither approach installs an Astilba package or grants access to an Astilba account.