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MicrosoftReads credentialsllms.txtai-agents-for-beginners / 15-browser-use
microsoft/ai-agents-for-beginners/15-browser-use/llms.txt
https://api.browser-use.com/api/v1/openapi.json get /balance Returns the user's current API credit balance, which includes both monthly subscription credits and any additional purchased credits. Required for monitoring usage and ensuring sufficient credits for task execution. https://api.browser-use.com/api/v1/openapi.json get /me Returns a boolean value indicating if the API key is valid and the user is authenticated. https://api.browser-use.com/api/v1/openapi.json post /uploads/presigned-url Returns a presigned url for uploading a file to the user's files bucket. After uploading a file, the user can use the included_file_names field in the…
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Blockllms.txtgoose / static
block/goose/documentation/static/llms.txt
This site covers using goose, the open-source agent application, and building applications with the goose Development Kit (GDK). Read the relevant documentation before writing commands, configuration, or code. Guides and Python/Kotlin references below are Markdown; native Rust APIs link to docs.rs. Use GDK's Rust crates to assemble an agent or call models directly. Python and Kotlin bindings expose providers and conversation compaction, not the full agent runtime. Use ACP to make the pre-built goose agent the backend for your application.
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LangChainllms.txtlanggraph
langchain-ai/langgraph/docs/llms.txt
Markdown index of the LangGraph (Python) documentation.
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OpenAIllms.txtopenai-agents-python
openai/openai-agents-python/docs/llms-full.txt
Extended reference map for the OpenAI Agents SDK documentation site. Use these curated links when assembling prompts that need authoritative guidance on building, operating, and extending agentic applications with the SDK. The Agents SDK delivers a focused set of Python primitives—agents, tools, guardrails, handoffs, sessions, and tracing—plus voice and realtime interfaces. The pages below provide detailed walkthroughs, architectural patterns, and API-level documentation for integrating those capabilities into production systems.
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OpenAIllms.txtopenai-agents-python
openai/openai-agents-python/docs/llms.txt
Official documentation for building production-ready agentic applications with the OpenAI Agents SDK, a Python toolkit that equips LLM-powered assistants with tools, guardrails, handoffs, sessions, tracing, voice, and realtime capabilities. The SDK focuses on a concise set of primitives so you can orchestrate multi-agent workflows without heavy abstractions. These pages explain how to install the library, design agents, coordinate tools, handle results, and extend the platform to new modalities.
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Googlellms.txtadk-python
google/adk-python/llms-full.txt
The machine-readable llms.txt documentation for Agent Development Kit (ADK) is no longer hosted statically in this repository. It is now automatically generated and hosted on the ADK documentation site. Please use the links below to access the source of truth.
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Googlellms.txtadk-python
google/adk-python/llms.txt
The machine-readable llms.txt documentation for Agent Development Kit (ADK) is no longer hosted statically in this repository. It is now automatically generated and hosted on the ADK documentation site. Please use the links below to access the source of truth.
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Googlellms.txtfilament
google/filament/docs/llms.txt
Filament is a real-time physically based rendering engine for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, Windows, and WASM.
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Googlellms.txtA2UI / site
google/A2UI/docs/site/llms.txt
A2UI (Agent-to-User Interface) is an open protocol and set of renderer libraries for generative UI. An agent streams declarative JSON (surfaces, components from a trusted catalog, a data model); the client renders it with its own native components (React, Angular, Lit, Flutter, SwiftUI, Jetpack Compose). No code is executed. Protocol versions: {{A2UI_PROTOCOL_VERSIONS}}. - Component gallery - Message reference - Renderers - Agents {{A2UI_SPEC_LINKS}}
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Googlellms.txtosv-scanner
google/osv-scanner/llms.txt
A high-performance vulnerability scanner for Open Source Vulnerabilities (OSV), written in Go. osv-scanner acts as the presentation and orchestration layer, while osv-scalibr (https://github.com/google/osv-scalibr) provides the core analysis engine.
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AWSllms.txtamazon-sagemaker-examples
aws/amazon-sagemaker-examples/llms.txt
Example notebooks for building, training, and deploying models with the Amazon SageMaker Python SDK v3. This repository targets v3 only; pip install sagemaker installs v3. SDK v3 is modular (sagemaker-core, sagemaker-train, sagemaker-serve, sagemaker-mlops) and is not backward compatible with v2. v2 examples are archived, not maintained. This file follows the llms.txt convention (https://llmstxt.org): a curated index plus explicit instructions so AI coding agents generate correct, current (v3) code. - SDK-first: for any SageMaker task (train, deploy, process, pipelines), use the…
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About llms.txt
What is llms.txt?
A markdown file at a website's root that gives language models a short guide to the site and links to the pages worth reading.
What's llms-full.txt?
The same idea with the content included, so an agent can read the documentation in one request.
Who reads it?
Agents and tools that fetch documentation on someone's behalf. It's a proposal, not a standard, and support varies.
How do I write one?
Start with a one-line summary, then sections of links with a sentence each. The examples here show what real projects do.