update-llms

To update the llms.txt file, analyze your repository content to identify new, updated, or removed files and organize them into logical sections with descriptive links. This ensures your LLM guidance accurately reflects current documentation and repository structure.

The llms.txt specification from llmstxt.org defines a standard for LLM-readable guidance in a repository root. Maintaining compliance involves organizing documentation, specifications, and examples into logical sections with descriptive links so LLMs can accurately navigate the repository structure.

You can keep LLM guidance up-to-date by automatically indexing repository files to detect changes in API documentation and example scripts. This updates the llms.txt file so any interacting LLM knows exactly where to find the new information without manual editing.

Yes, updating the llms.txt file can be performed without external dependencies. The process analyzes existing repository content internally to identify relevant documentation, specifications, and examples, organizing them into compliant logical sections with descriptive links.

An LLM reads outdated file paths because the llms.txt file in the repository root has not been updated to reflect current documentation. Scanning the repository to identify removed files and updating the guidance ensures compliance and prevents this misleading information.