llms.txt Generator

Generate /llms.txt files for any project following the llmstxt.org specification.

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📄 What is llms.txt?

The /llms.txt file is a proposed standard by Jeremy Howard to help LLMs understand and use websites/projects efficiently. Think of it as robots.txt but for AI assistants.

Instead of crawling entire sites, LLMs can read a single markdown file that provides:

• Project overview and context
• Links to key documentation
• Organized resources by category
• Guidance on what's important vs optional

📦 Installation

npx skills add marcelo-earth/llms-txt-generator

🚀 Usage

Once installed, you can invoke the skill in Claude Code:

/llms-txt

Or mention the llms-txt skill in your prompt:

• "Use llms-txt to document this project"
• "Generate an llms.txt for this repo"
• "Create LLM-friendly documentation with llms-txt"

⚡ What the Skill Does

1. Analyzes your project - Scans for README, docs, examples, API references
2. Identifies key resources - Finds what's important for understanding the project
3. Generates llms.txt - Creates a properly formatted file following the spec

📝 Example Output

# My Project

> A brief description of what this project does and why it exists.

Important notes:
- Key caveat or compatibility information
- Another critical detail

## Docs

- [Getting Started](docs/getting-started.md): Installation and basic usage
- [API Reference](docs/api.md): Complete function reference

## Examples

- [Basic Usage](examples/basic.py): Simple example to get started

## Optional

- [Advanced Config](docs/advanced.md): For power users

🤔 Why No Scripts?

This skill doesn't include executable scripts because:

• The work is intelligent, not mechanical - Deciding what to include requires understanding the project
• Claude already has the tools - Glob, Grep, Read are sufficient for analysis
• The output is simple - Just markdown with a specific structure

The value is in the judgment of what to include, not in processing files.

🤲 Contributing

This is an open source project. If you want to improve the skill, fix a bug, or add new features:

1. Fork the repository
2. Make your changes
3. Submit a pull request

📚 Resources

• llmstxt.org - The official specification
• skills.sh - Skills marketplace
• Claude Code Docs - How skills work