llms-full.txt — every guide in one file

The complete text of every published guide in one markdown file, each fenced with its canonical URL, so a system working under a budget can answer without crawling ten pages.

What it is

A generated companion to llms.txt containing a header describing the source and the company, then every published article in full — URL, publication date, author, topic and summary, followed by the complete markdown body. Markdown rather than HTML, so headings and tables survive and navigation furniture doesn't.

Also called: full text for AI · AI corpus · one file for retrieval

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llms-full.txt — every guide in one file
Won
30%
Avg cycle
21d
Pipeline
$645k
JanSep
The file header with the article count and generation date, then one fenced article showing its URL and metadata block. Sample data — no customer information appears here.
How it works
  1. 1Published posts are concatenated with a metadata block above each body.
  2. 2Each article is fenced with its canonical URL so anything quoting a passage has the citation to hand.
  3. 3Served as text/markdown with the same caching as llms.txt.
  4. 4Linked from llms.txt under Optional, and on the public middleware allowlist.
Why we built it

The distinction from llms.txt is the reason it exists: "That one helps a system decide whether we're relevant; this one lets it actually answer without crawling ten pages, which is the difference between being cited and being skipped when a model is working under a time or token budget." Markdown is chosen deliberately — "it strips the navigation and CTA furniture that pollutes an extracted answer, and every heading and table survives intact. Tables in particular matter: they are the shape a retrieval system extracts most reliably."

The problem
  • Answering from the site required fetching many pages.
  • Extracted HTML carries navigation and CTA noise into the answer.
Sound familiar?
What you get
One fetch is enough to answer from the whole guide library
Every passage has its citation URL immediately above it
Tables and headings survive extraction intact

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