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llms.txt — AI-friendly documentation

A single URL exposes the entire outsend documentation to any AI assistant — no auth, no scraping, no parsing.

The outsend documentation is published in the llms.txt format. Any AI assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Perplexity, or a local model — can ingest the full reference in one fetch.

The two endpoints

URL Purpose
/docs/llms.txt Flat index — one line per page, with title + URL + one-line summary
/docs/llms-full.txt Full bundle — every page concatenated, delimited by <!-- doc: <slug> -->

Both endpoints return text/plain with no auth, no rate limit, no JS rendering required.

Use it from an AI assistant

Most AI clients now detect llms.txt automatically when a domain is mentioned. For the ones that don't, paste the URL directly:

https://outsend.xyz/docs/llms-full.txt

The bundle is ~150 KB and fits comfortably in any modern context window.

Per-section bundles

For narrower scopes, the per-section endpoints are also available:

URL Contains
/docs/_bundle/concepts.txt Only the Concepts pages
/docs/_bundle/modules.txt Only the Modules pages
/docs/_bundle/api.txt Only the API reference
/docs/_bundle/integration.txt Only the Integration pages

The Copy button

Every page in this documentation has a Copy button in the top-right corner. It exposes the same bundles, but as a one-click clipboard action:

The "Copy entire docs" action is the recommended path when handing the docs to an AI assistant interactively.

Why this matters

AI assistants are increasingly used as the integration layer between SaaS products. A documentation that an assistant can ingest cleanly — without scraping, login flows, or HTML parsing — is integratable; one that cannot, is not.

outsend's docs are designed to be readable by humans, but their first audience is the LLM that will draft the integration code, write the prompt template, or diagnose the misconfigured pipeline.

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