Using LLMS.txt
Warning
llms.txt is a new and emerging standard.
HelpGuides provides native support for the llms.txt standard to ensure that AI agents, LLMs, and developer tools (like Cursor, Perplexity, and Claude) can efficiently index and understand our documentation.
By providing a machine-readable map of our content, we reduce "noise" (like HTML headers and navigation menus) and allow AI models to focus on the raw technical context they need to provide accurate answers.
All articles published are automatically available in Markdown format.
Available Endpoints
- llms.txt: A condensed manifest of all public documentation, providing a structured index of categories and article summaries.
- llms-full.txt: A comprehensive, single-file version of the entire documentation library in Markdown format. Ideal for providing full context to an LLM in a single request.
While llms.txt is useful for discovery, if you have a known use case for an LLM to consume your HelpGuides context we recommend using Model Context Protocol.
Benefits for AI Workflows
- Reduced Token Usage: By serving raw Markdown instead of heavy HTML, we ensure your AI interactions stay within context limits and process faster.
- Improved Accuracy: The
llms.txtfile explicitly defines the "Source of Truth," preventing AI models from hallucinating based on outdated or draft content. - Enhanced Tooling Support: Directly compatible with the Cursor @Docs feature. Simply point Cursor to our documentation URL, and it will automatically detect the
llms.txtfile to build a local index of our guides.