#LLM Output

#Overview

Every ciderpress site exposes three machine-readable interfaces out of the box:

These are generated at build time and served alongside your HTML pages. No configuration, no opt-in — they exist on every ciderpress site.

#LLMs.txt

ciderpress follows the llms.txt specification to provide two endpoints that give LLMs and AI tools a structured view of your documentation.

#/llms.txt — page index

A lightweight index of every page, grouped by section. Useful for discovery and navigation.

# My Docs

> A documentation site for my project.

## Getting Started

- [Introduction](https://docs.example.com/getting-started/introduction)
- [Quick Start](https://docs.example.com/getting-started/quick-start)

## Concepts

- [Content](https://docs.example.com/concepts/content)
- [Navigation](https://docs.example.com/concepts/navigation)
- [Themes](https://docs.example.com/concepts/themes)

## Reference

- [Configuration](https://docs.example.com/reference/configuration)
- [CLI Commands](https://docs.example.com/reference/cli)

#/llms-full.txt — full content

The complete text of every page, concatenated into a single document. Useful for feeding entire documentation sets into an LLM context window.

# My Docs

> A documentation site for my project.

## Getting Started

### Introduction

Welcome to My Docs. This guide walks you through...

### Quick Start

Install the package:

npm install @acme/docs

Create a config file:
...

#Per-page raw markdown

Every documentation page is also available as raw markdown by appending .md to the URL:

This is useful for:

• AI agents that prefer markdown over HTML
• Programmatic documentation consumers
• Downstream tooling that processes raw content

#Example

Code

curl -s https://docs.example.com/getting-started/introduction.md

Output

# Introduction

Welcome to My Docs. This guide walks you through setting up your
documentation site from scratch.

## Prerequisites

- Node.js 24+
- A project with markdown files

#OpenAPI pages

OpenAPI-generated pages replace the standard raw markdown button with a "Copy Markdown" button that produces a structured markdown representation of the operation, including method, path, parameters, request body, and responses.

#Design Decisions

• Always on — machine-readable output requires no configuration. Every site gets it for free because discoverability by AI tools should be a default, not an afterthought.
• Build-time generation — LLMs.txt files are generated during ciderpress build, not served dynamically. This keeps runtime simple and means the files are cacheable by CDNs.
• Per-page .md endpoints — rather than forcing consumers to parse HTML or download the full llms-full.txt, individual pages are available as raw markdown. This lets agents fetch only what they need.

#Resources

• llms.txt specification

#References

• Content — how pages and sections define your site structure
• Configuration reference — full config field reference