llms.txt
This site publishes its documentation as two plain-text files for AI tools, following the llms.txt convention:
| File | Contains | Use it when |
|---|---|---|
llms.txt | The site's title and summary, then a table of contents that links every page, grouped by section | The tool can follow links, or you want it to find the right page first |
llms-full.txt | The full text of every page, one after another | The tool can't browse, or you are building a search index of the documentation |
Both files describe the same Bagisto release as the site. The links in llms.txt are site-relative, such as /getting-started/installation, so resolve them against https://devdocs.bagisto.com.
Using Them
- A tool that reads URLs: give it
https://devdocs.bagisto.com/llms.txtand ask it to open the pages it needs. - A chat that can't browse: download a file and attach it.
llms-full.txtholds the whole site, several hundred kilobytes of text, which can be more than a model's context window takes. Attachllms.txtand paste in the pages you need instead. - A coding agent in your project: add a line pointing to
https://devdocs.bagisto.com/llms.txtto the project'sAGENTS.mdorCLAUDE.md. Pair it with the Agent Skills, which carry the rules an agent follows while it writes code. - Your own search index: split
llms-full.txtat each page's top-level heading and index the parts.
To keep local copies:
bash
curl -O https://devdocs.bagisto.com/llms.txt
curl -O https://devdocs.bagisto.com/llms-full.txtDownload them again after a Bagisto release, because the files change with the site.
The API Reference Has Its Own
The REST and GraphQL reference publishes the same pair for the bagisto/bagisto-api package. api-docs.bagisto.com/llms.txt lists every Shop and Admin endpoint, and api-docs.bagisto.com/llms-full.txt holds every page. An optional MCP server, bagisto/mcp, lets an agent search that reference from the editor; see Build with AI.
Related Pages
- Agent Skills: the conventions a coding agent follows while it writes Bagisto code.
- AI in Bagisto: the generative and agentic features, and where to start.
