LLMs.txt

The documentation in plain text, for coding assistants that read it before they answer.

Every page of this site is also served as plain Markdown, and the whole set is served as two text files. An assistant that reads them answers about ctxmenu from the documentation rather than from what it happens to remember.

The files

/llms.txt

One line per page: title, address, description. The index an assistant reads first.

/llms-full.txt

Every page, in full, in one file. Larger, and enough to answer without fetching anything else.

A single page is available on its own as well. Append content.md to its address under /llms.mdx, so the Windows 11 page becomes:

https://corgan2222.github.io/context-manager/llms.mdx/docs/windows-11/content.md

The Copy Markdown button at the top of every page copies that same text to the clipboard.

Using it

Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and the like take a URL in the prompt:

Use the ctxmenu documentation from https://corgan2222.github.io/context-manager/llms-full.txt

For a project that touches ctxmenu often, put the line in the file your assistant reads at startup — CLAUDE.md, .cursorrules, or whatever the tool calls it — and it is loaded without being asked for.

What the files are worth

They are generated from the same MDX the site renders, at build time. A page that changes here changes there in the same deploy, so an assistant reading them is never a release behind.

What is not here

No MCP server, and no agent skill. Both would have to be hosted and kept running; two text files are served by the same static host as the rest of the site and cannot fall over on their own.