llms-full.txt
Your whole docs, in one clean file.
Where llms.txt is a map, llms-full.txt is the territory — the full, cleaned markdown of your key pages, concatenated into a single file an agent can read end to end.
llms-full.txt
# Acme Docs
> Everything you need to build with Acme — guides,
> API reference, and examples in one file.
## Quickstart
Install the SDK and create a client:
npm i @acme/sdk
import { Acme } from '@acme/sdk'
const acme = new Acme(process.env.ACME_KEY)
## Authentication
Every request needs an API key. Create one in your
dashboard under Settings → API keys. Pass it as a
bearer token:
Authorization: Bearer sk_live_…
## Webhooks
Subscribe to events to react in real time. Acme signs
every payload so you can verify it came from us…Two files, two jobs
Most sites publish both. Here's how they differ.
| llms.txt | llms-full.txt | |
|---|---|---|
| Contains | A curated index — a summary plus links with descriptions. | The full cleaned markdown of your key pages. |
| Size | Small — a few KB. | Large — the actual content. |
| Best for | Navigation; agents that fetch only what they need. | Loading complete context in a single file. |
| Served at | yoursite.com/llms.txt | yoursite.com/llms-full.txt |
Clean content, not scraped HTML
We don't dump your pages — we read them, strip the chrome, and assemble readable markdown.
1
Discover
We map your site from its sitemap and navigation to find the pages that matter.
2
Clean
Each page is fetched and stripped of nav, headers, and boilerplate — down to the real content.
3
Concatenate
The cleaned markdown is assembled into one ordered file, headed by a summary an agent reads first.
Reach for llms-full.txt when…
- You want an assistant to answer from your full docs without crawling page by page.
- Your content is the value — guides, references, and explanations an index alone can't convey.
- You're feeding a model the whole picture in one shot, instead of hoping it follows links.
- You publish both: llms.txt to navigate, llms-full.txt for depth.
Make your docs agent-ready — and keep them that way.
Generate a spec-compliant file free in seconds. Add managed sites when you want it to stay current on its own.