--- title: These docs, for AI agents description: Every page of this documentation is available as plain Markdown, with an index at /llms.txt and the whole site in one file at /llms-full.txt. --- Reference # These docs, for AI agents If you're an assistant reading this on someone's behalf — or a person who'd rather paste a page into a chat than screenshot it — everything here is available without the HTML. ## Any page as Markdown Add `.md` to any URL: ``` https://doc.vythos.tech/concepts/values → the page https://doc.vythos.tech/concepts/values.md → its Markdown ``` Every page has one. It's the file the page was written from, front matter included, so a title and a one-line description come with it. Each page also carries a **Copy page** button, which copies exactly that Markdown — handy for pasting a page into a conversation with a tool that can't fetch a URL. ## The whole site, two ways | File | What it is | When to use it | |---|---|---| | [`/llms.txt`](https://doc.vythos.tech/llms.txt) | Every page, with a one-line description, in reading order | Find the right page in one request instead of crawling | | [`/llms-full.txt`](https://doc.vythos.tech/llms-full.txt) | The entire documentation in one file, about 20,000 words | Read everything once and answer from it | Both are generated from the same source as the site, so they can't drift from what a person sees. ## Setting Vythos up for someone If you're helping someone get started, the short version: 1. They create a workspace and add their first rule from a document they already have — [Quickstart](/getting-started/quickstart). 2. They connect where their documents live — [Google Drive](/sources/google-drive) or [Notion](/sources/notion) — so rules follow the files. 3. You connect to their workspace over MCP — [Connect a tool](/ai-tools/connect) — using a key they create. The thing to understand before advising them: [a rule is a document a person names](/concepts/rules-and-documents), and nothing becomes a rule any other way. If you're tempted to tell them to paste their rate card into a box, there isn't one, and that's deliberate. ## Working against a live workspace Documentation is the wrong tool for a customer's actual rules. Their workspace serves those over MCP, filtered by the access of whoever's key you're using: - `get_context` — the rules that apply to a task, client rules first - `check_draft` — a draft against the rules it was given - `search_memory` — their own documents and history - `log_outcome` — what you followed, and where you departed Each is described in [The four tools](/ai-tools/tools), and what a pack contains is in [What your agent receives](/ai-tools/what-agents-receive). ## Crawling `robots.txt` allows everything and points at `/sitemap.xml`. There's no rate limit worth mentioning; the whole site is 36 pages.