Docs for LLMs & AI Agents

All Sent documentation is available in plain-text format, following the llms.txt standard. These files are optimised for LLMs, AI coding assistants (Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf), and autonomous agents that need structured, crawlable content without HTML noise.

Available Files

FileURLBest for
Index (llms.txt)docs.sent.dm/llms.txtAgents that discover and selectively fetch only relevant articles
Full docs (llms-full.txt)docs.sent.dm/llms-full.txtOne-shot context loading — all 130+ articles in a single file

Per-Article Files

Every documentation page has its own plain-text file at a predictable URL:

https://docs.sent.dm/llms/<section>/<article>.txt

Examples:

ArticlePlain-text URL
Sending Messages guide/llms/start/guides/sending-messages.txt
Send Message endpoint/llms/reference/api/messages/...txt
Channels concept/llms/start/concepts/channels.txt

The full list of per-article URLs is in llms.txt.

How to Use

With Cursor / Windsurf / Copilot

Add the index URL as a documentation source in your editor's AI settings:

https://docs.sent.dm/llms.txt

The tool will fetch the index and selectively load the relevant articles into context as you work.

With Claude (claude.ai or API)

Paste the full documentation directly into your conversation or system prompt:

https://docs.sent.dm/llms-full.txt

Or point an agent tool at the index to let it fetch only what it needs:

https://docs.sent.dm/llms.txt

With Autonomous Agents

Agents can discover available content by fetching llms.txt first, then requesting individual .txt files. Every per-article file begins with a URL: line so the agent always has the canonical source, even when files are cached or passed out of context.

URL: https://docs.sent.dm/llms/start/guides/sending-messages.txt

# Sending Messages
...

These files are regenerated automatically on every commit that touches documentation source files, so they are always in sync with the live docs.

Autodiscovery

The <link rel="llms"> tag is present in the HTML <head> of every page on this site, allowing AI crawlers and browser-level agents to discover the index without prior knowledge of the URL:

<link rel="llms" href="https://docs.sent.dm/llms.txt" />

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