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Create an llms.txt file at the root of my documentation site.
Place it at: [domain]/llms.txt

Structure it exactly as follows:
Line 1: # [Product Name]
Line 2: Blank line
Line 3: One paragraph summary of what the product does and who it's for.
Line 4: Blank line
Line 5: ## Technical Constraints
- Rate limits
- Authentication requirements
- SDK language support
- Known limitations
Line 6: Blank line
Line 7: ## Key Documentation
- [URL]: [one-line description] (repeat for top 10 most important pages)

My docs are at: [URL]
My product does: [brief description]

Create an llms-full.txt file at the root of my documentation site.
This should contain the entire documentation merged into a single Markdown file.

Reduce layout boilerplate (header, footers, scripts) or use Markdown Content Negotiation to strip DOM noise.

No code blocks found to analyze.

No code blocks found to analyze.

Expose an OpenAPI or Swagger specification at a standard path (e.g. /openapi.json) or link to it using the "Link" HTTP response header with rel="openapi".

Embed a <script type="application/ld+json"> block classifying your docs as a TechArticle, Guide, or APIReference, containing semantically enriched metadata.

Provide a comprehensive table or section listing error codes, their causes, and solutions. This lets agents cross-reference error stacks and resolve integration errors automatically.