LLM Resources
Machine-readable documentation formats for AI tools and LLMs
Overview
These resources provide machine-readable versions of our documentation, optimized for Large Language Models (LLMs) and AI tools to efficiently process and understand the SlidesGPT API.
Available Formats
Documentation Index
llms.txt - Structured index of all documentation pages with descriptions
Full Documentation
llms-full.txt - Complete documentation content in a single file
What are these files?
llms.txt
The llms.txt file is an industry standard that helps LLMs index content more efficiently, similar to how a sitemap helps search engines. It contains:
- Site title as an H1 heading
- Structured content sections with links
- Description of each page from frontmatter
llms-full.txt
The llms-full.txt file combines your entire documentation site into a single file as context for AI tools. It provides:
- Complete documentation content in one place
- Full context for comprehensive answers
- Cross-references between different sections
- Preserved structure and formatting
Benefits
Faster AI Responses
LLMs can quickly locate and process relevant content
Better Accuracy
Structured format improves comprehension and response quality
Always Up-to-Date
Automatically regenerated whenever documentation changes
Zero Maintenance
No manual updates required - generated directly from the docs content
How AI Tools Use These Files
- Discovery: AI tools automatically find these files at standard URLs
- Indexing: Content is processed and indexed for efficient retrieval
- Context Building: Full documentation provides comprehensive understanding
- Query Processing: Structured format enables accurate responses
For Developers
If you're building AI-powered tools that need to understand the SlidesGPT API:
- Use
/docs/llms.txtfor quick navigation and page discovery - Use
/docs/llms-full.txtfor complete context and detailed information - Append
.mdto any docs page URL to get its raw markdown - Both files follow the industry-standard llms.txt specification
Note
These files are generated automatically and are always in sync with the latest documentation.