LLM.txt / MCP Support

[MentalGear]

Thank you for the excellent library - much appreciated!

I'm exploring the use of large language models (LLMs) to assist with generating and refining type definitions, particularly to improve testability and integration in code generation workflows. For this purpose, it would be extremely helpful to have a standardized way to expose library documentation to LLMs via a llm.txt file (easiest) or an MCP (Model Capability Protocol) server.

[mrazauskas]

Thanks. Glad to hear you find TSTyche useful.

I just checked https://llmstxt.org and must say that I like the idea. Could you help adding the llm.txt file? Or files? How does it work better?

The documentation repo is here: https://github.com/tstyche/tstyche.org. I was updating its infrastructure recently. In general it is a Next.js app with some extra favour from Nextra. I don’t know much about Next.js, but it all works somehow (;

[mrazauskas]

Or did you mean adding the LLM file to this repository? That sounds good as well.

I just found vercel/next.js#81646. Indeed I like the idea of having API reference, CLI commands, config options and best practices / patterns in one place. Is this what is needed?

[MentalGear]

👍  Yes! to be honest, though my problem was solved by just copy and pasting first few examples into the LLM contex.On 28 Jul 2025, at 15:03, Tom Mrazauskas ***@***.***> wrote:mrazauskas left a comment (tstyche/tstyche.org#5) Or did you mean adding the LLM file to this repository? That sounds good as well. I just found vercel/next.js#81646. Indeed I like the idea of having API reference, config options and best practices / patterns in one place. Is this what is needed? —Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you authored the thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[mrazauskas]

By the way, I just updated dependencies of the website. Now each page has Mintlify inspired Copy page button, that allows to copy the page as markdown for LLM.