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llms.txt

Kyku provides a llms.txt file following the llms.txt standard, giving AI coding agents discoverable, structured documentation about the project.

The llms.txt standard defines a convention where projects place a text file at their root URL that AI agents can fetch to learn about the project. It’s like robots.txt but for LLMs — it tells agents where to find the most relevant documentation.

Kyku exposes its llms.txt at https://kyku.cloud/llms.txt with the following structure:

# Kyku
> Universal infrastructure provisioning tool. Write TypeScript, deploy anywhere.
## Docs
- Getting Started: https://kyku.cloud/getting-started/overview/
- Quickstart: https://kyku.cloud/getting-started/quickstart/
- Concepts: https://kyku.cloud/concepts/resources/
- Config Reference: https://kyku.cloud/config/overview/
- Provider Index: https://kyku.cloud/providers/
- CLI Reference: https://kyku.cloud/cli/commands/
- Guide: Deploy Web App: https://kyku.cloud/guides/deploy-web-app/
- Guide: CI/CD: https://kyku.cloud/guides/ci-cd/
- Guide: Environments: https://kyku.cloud/guides/environments/
- Internals: Engine: https://kyku.cloud/internals/engine/
- Internals: Dependency Graph: https://kyku.cloud/internals/dependency-graph/
## Optional
- Architecture Overview: https://kyku.cloud/internals/decisions/
- Full API: https://kyku.cloud/llms-full.txt

When working with Kyku via an AI coding agent, tell the agent to read https://kyku.cloud/llms.txt first:

Before working with Kyku, read https://kyku.cloud/llms.txt
to understand the project structure and find relevant documentation.

Or with tools like curl:

Terminal window
curl https://kyku.cloud/llms.txt
  • Single entry point: One URL to fetch for project context
  • Prioritized links: Most important docs listed first
  • Minimal tokens: Concise summaries, not full pages
  • Always current: Auto-generated from the docs site
  • Discoverable: Standard location that agents can check by convention

For offline use or when the docs site is unavailable, the llms.txt content is also included in the repository at docs/llms.txt with relative links.