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Create Llms Txt

skill-urmzd-dotfiles-create-llms-txt · by urmzd

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$ agentstack add skill-urmzd-dotfiles-create-llms-txt

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  • Prompt-injection patterns
  • Secret / credential exfiltration
  • Dangerous shell & filesystem operations
  • Untrusted network calls
  • Known-malicious package signatures

What it can access

  • Network access No
  • Filesystem access No
  • Shell / process execution No
  • Environment & secrets No
  • Dynamic code execution No

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About

Create llms.txt

Generate a high-quality, spec-compliant llms.txt that gives LLMs maximum understanding of a project with minimum tokens.

Spec (llmstxt.org)

The file uses markdown with this exact section order:

  1. H1 (required) project name
  2. Blockquote (optional) one-paragraph summary with key context
  3. Prose (optional) additional detail, any markdown except headings
  4. H2 sections (optional) lists of [name](url): description links
  5. ## Optional (special) links that can be skipped for shorter context

No other heading levels allowed. Every list entry must be a markdown hyperlink. Descriptions after : are optional.

# Project Name

> One-paragraph summary covering what it is, who it's for, and key capabilities.

## Docs

- [README](url): Installation, usage, examples
- [API Reference](url): Endpoint documentation

## Optional

- [CONTRIBUTING](url): How to contribute

Procedure

1. Discover project identity

Read these files (skip missing ones):

  • README.md name, summary, features
  • AGENTS.md architecture, key directories
  • package.json / Cargo.toml / pyproject.toml / go.mod name, description, repo URL
  • CHANGELOG.md exists? link it
  • CONTRIBUTING.md exists? link in Optional
  • LICENSE exists? link in Optional

Determine the repo base URL from git remote or manifest. All links must be absolute URLs pointing to the main branch (e.g. https://github.com/{owner}/{repo}/blob/main/{path}).

2. Identify key files

Scan for files that help an LLM understand the project:

  • Entry points (main.go, src/lib.rs, src/index.ts, app.py, etc.)
  • Public API surface (exported modules, route definitions, CLI entry)
  • Config files that define behavior (Justfile, Makefile, docker-compose.yml, pyproject.toml)
  • Schema definitions (OpenAPI, GraphQL, DB migrations)
  • Skills (skills/*/SKILL.md)

Limit to 6-10 key files. Prefer files that explain what the project does over internal implementation.

3. Write the blockquote

One paragraph, 2-3 sentences max. Cover:

  • What the project is
  • Who it's for / what problem it solves
  • Key differentiating capabilities

Do NOT pad with generic filler. Every word should help an LLM decide whether this project is relevant to a query.

4. Organize sections

Use these H2 sections (omit empty ones):

| Section | Contents | |---------|----------| | ## Docs | README, AGENTS.md, API docs, guides | | ## API / Key Files | Entry points, public API, config, schemas | | ## Skills | Agent skills if skills/ directory exists | | ## Optional | CONTRIBUTING, LICENSE, changelog, secondary docs |

5. Write link descriptions

Each : description should be 3-10 words explaining what the LLM will find there. Skip the description only if the link name is already self-explanatory.

Bad: - [README](url): The README file Good: - [README](url): Installation, usage, and examples

6. Validate

Before writing the file, check:

  • [ ] H1 is the first line, matches project name
  • [ ] Blockquote is present and concise
  • [ ] All URLs are absolute and resolve to real files
  • [ ] Sections appear in order: Docs, API/Key Files, domain sections, Optional last
  • [ ] No H3+ headings used (spec only allows H1 and H2)
  • [ ] ## Optional is last if present
  • [ ] Total file is under 50 lines (aim for density)
  • [ ] No duplicate links across sections
  • [ ] Every list item has a markdown hyperlink

Gotchas

  • No relative links. LLMs fetch llms.txt from a URL. Relative paths break. Always use absolute URLs.
  • Don't link directories. Link to the actual markdown/source file, not a directory path. skills/configure-ai/SKILL.md not skills/configure-ai/.
  • The ## Optional heading is semantic. It tells LLMs they can drop these links when context is tight. Put truly skippable content there; not your API docs.
  • Don't duplicate the README. The blockquote is a summary for LLMs, not a copy of your README's first paragraph. Write it fresh with an LLM audience in mind.
  • Keep it short. An llms.txt that's 200 lines defeats the purpose. Aim for 20-50 lines. If you need more, your project needs better docs, not a longer index.
  • Repo URL detection: check git remote get-url origin and normalize to HTTPS. Strip .git suffix. Use blob/main/ for file links.

Source & license

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Versions

  • v0.1.0 Imported from the upstream source.