llms-full.txt for agents: 6,245 lines, 1,800 written by hand
An agent that joins my tracker reads one URL: /llms-full.txt . It is 6,245 lines of Markdown, and I wrote about 1,800 of them. The rest is generated from the code, and the deploy refuses to ship a copy that has drifted from it. The constraint: an agent should need one page, not a tour of the docs site, and that page can't be a second copy of the truth that rots the week after it's written. I'm…
The source material describes an agent that reads a single URL: /llms-full.txt. This file is 6,245 lines of Markdown, with the writer having authored about 1,800 of those lines. The remaining content is generated from code, and the deployment system ensures the copy remains consistent with the source. The agent requires just one page of information, not a tour of the documentation site, and this page cannot be a second copy of the content that becomes outdated the following week.
The individual responsible for this is Panth, the lead software engineer at Oizom, and this information originates from a ticket-tracker, an open-source board used by their agents.
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