llmstxt-guidelisted

# llms.txt Guidelines Author and maintain a project's `/llms.txt` file (and the per-page markdown mirrors it points to), so LLMs can ingest the site at inference time within a bounded context window. ## What llms.txt Is A markdown file served at `/llms.txt` (or a subpath) that gives an LLM a curated, concise map of a site's most useful content. Complements: does not replace: robots.txt (which is about crawler permissions) and sitemap.xml (which is exhaustive and HTML-oriented). ## File Format (strict ordering) The file must contain these elements in this order: 1. **H1 heading** _(required)_: project or site name 2. **Blockquote** _(optional)_: short summary with key understanding info 3. **Descriptive content** _(optional)_: zero or more markdown sections, **excluding headings** 4. **H2-delimited file lists** _(optional, repeatable)_: curated link sections Only the H1 is required. The other sections are optional but follow this ordering when present. ### Link list grammar (inside an H2 section) ```markdown ## Section name - [Link title](https://example.com/page.md): Optional notes - [Another link](https://example.com/other.md) ``` Each list item is: - A markdown hyperlink such as `[name](https://example.com/page)` _(required)_ - Optionally followed by `:` and brief notes ### The "Optional" section An H2 section literally titled `## Optional` designates secondary resources that can be skipped when a shorter context is needed. Processors use this distinction to p