Machine-readable: llms.txt & page mirrors

What it is. This guide is written for people, but it also ships in a form that tools and AI assistants can read cleanly. If you're pointing a chatbot, a search index, or a script at the manual, use these.

#The llms.txt index

The guide publishes an llms.txt file — a single, plain-text table of contents that lists every page with its title and a short description, grouped by part. It's meant to be the one file an assistant reads first to learn what the guide covers and where each topic lives, without crawling the whole site.

#A .md mirror of every page

Every page in this guide also has a plain Markdown mirror at the same address with a .md ending. Ask for the mirror and you get the page's text without the site's navigation, styling, or scripts — only the words, ready to quote or feed to a model.

#No single combined file

There is no one giant bundle of the whole manual. The offering is the index plus the per-page mirrors: read the index to find a page, then read that page's .md mirror for its full text. This keeps each request small and lets a tool pull only the pages it needs.

See also. Reference & meta · Glossary