Manage docs/references llms.txt entries via create, refresh, list, and remove operations.
npx skills add https://github.com/jmagar/rust-bin --skill manage-llms-txt
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: manage-llms-txt Source: https://github.com/jmagar/rust-bin/tree/main/.claude/skills/manage-llms-txt Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jmagar/rust-bin --skill manage-llms-txt
Unified management of docs/references llms.txt entries by handling create, refresh, list, and remove operations via a single ergonomic interface.
Create a new llms.txt entry for a GitHub repo by running manage-llms-txt <owner/repo>.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can manage llms.txt reference files by automating create, refresh, list, and remove operations across your repository. A Python script orchestrates repomix to fetch content from GitHub repos, preserves YAML frontmatter, and rebuilds the index for consistent, versioned references.
Repomix fetches and packs GitHub repository content into a single context file for llms.txt generation. The Python script orchestrates repomix invocations, applies atomic file writes, and formats YAML frontmatter to ensure versioned, consistent references under docs/references.
Yes, npx and repomix are required dependencies. The Skill relies on npx to invoke repomix for fetching GitHub repository content, and a Python script orchestrates these calls to handle input validation, atomic file writes, and frontmatter formatting.
Yes, refreshing existing llms.txt entries preserves original YAML frontmatter headers while updating the generated date. The tool orchestrates atomic file writes and frontmatter formatting to ensure headers remain intact during the reference rebuild process.
The best way is to use the remove operation, which deletes obsolete entries under docs/references and automatically rebuilds the index. The Python script handles input validation and error handling to ensure the remaining references stay consistent.
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