[AI, RAG, Docs] generate and expose llms.txt and llms-full.txt files on the docs website #60434
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I'm very interested in this feature and would love to contribute if you need any help! 😺 |
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Keeping my fingers crossed for this one - great idea! |
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This is an interesting idea. Which usecases would be addressed by that providing that file ? |
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@JeanMeche LLMs files are becoming more and more the standard for RAG. I've tried some online crawlers and the results is, to say the least, not satisfactory IMHO. Resources: |
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Hi @JeanMeche Any conclusions on this matter? 😺 |
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yet another reference :) geromegrignon/angular-caniuse#16 |
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Thank you @geromegrignon - that's a great article! |
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Another possible way: https://repomix.com/ |
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Nice @geromegrignon thanks. That is kinda similar to https://gitingest.com/. But Repomix seems to be AI dedicated |
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But both of them are still not the llm files for Angular docs website |
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fyi: https://github.com/google/A2A/blob/main/llms.txt used with https://gitmcp.io/ it allows models to grok the codebase much more quickly and allow answers about API usage, best practices, source code to come from a tool, rather than the model's base knowledge or limited understanding of only how you might have used the framework in your codebase |
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@markgoho thanks! https://gitmcp.io/ seems really cool! |
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Hi there, I'm back on the topic. Tbh, I'm having a hard time to find credible sources on the value of llms.txt files. Cursor for example, suggest to directly crawl the doc pages : https://docs.cursor.com/context/@-symbols/@-docs |
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@JeanMeche Cursor as file llm.txt: https://docs.cursor.com/llms-full.txt You can find the list of llm.txt files on this website: https://llmstxt.site/ The advantage of having this, especially the full version, which contains all the documentation, is that we could give it to a llm, as a source, so that it gives us answers based on the Angular documentation. Many llm chat applications now offer the possibility of providing a list of files to answer based only on these documents. To be sure to have reliable documentation. This is the case with mistral AI, or Google notebook LM. I would like to be able to include all the Angular documentation in these tools, but I don't have a complete file (text or PDF) of the Angular documentation. |
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Hello everyone! Quick update: we've added a couple of files this week that should help with providing context to LLMs (thanks @JeanMeche!):
We'll be adding links to those files to the necessary angular.dev page(s) shorty. As the next step, we plan to look into having more focused files (e.g. a file that collects the content about the template expression syntax, a file with signal APIs, etc), but we don't have any ETAs at this moment. I will close this ticket as complete, please create new tickets if you have feedback or have proposals on how we can improve the content of those files. Thank you. |
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@AndrewKushnir thank you! I was waiting for that! <3 |
Which @angular/* package(s) are relevant/related to the feature request?
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Description
AI models are typically not up-to-date with the latest information, as they are periodically trained on snapshots of data.
As an Angular developer who uses AI tools for programming, I want the AI to be aware of the latest Angular releases so that I can generate modern code that leverages the newest features available in Angular.
Concept: https://llmstxt.org/
Exapmle: https://docs.stripe.com/llms.txt
This feature would greatly improve DX for Angular developers.
Proposed solution
Generate and expose the llms.txt and llms-full.txt files on the documentation website so that developers can use them as context for AI tool prompts.
Alternatives considered
Provide simple crawler-readable markdown (.md) files for each topic within the documentation.
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