Pyron publishes this documentation in two plain-text files made for AI tools to read: one lists every page, and the other holds the full text of every page. If you ask an AI assistant about Pyron, you can point it at either file so its answers draw on the documentation itself. You can read either one without signing in.
llms.txt
The /llms.txt file is a short index of this documentation. It opens with a title and a one-line summary of what Pyron is, then lists every public page on a line of its own: the page's name, a link to it, and a one-line description of what the page covers.
Because it points to pages rather than reproducing them, the file stays small and quick to scan. An AI assistant can read it to see what the documentation covers, pick the page that matches your question, and follow the link to read that page in full.
The file follows the shared llms.txt convention, so an AI tool that supports the convention knows how to use the index without extra setup.
llms-full.txt
The /llms-full.txt file gathers the whole of this documentation into a single document. Each page appears in full — its title, its address, its one-line description, and then its complete text — with a divider between one page and the next.
Because every page's text sits in one file, an assistant can take in the entire documentation from a single request, without following a separate link for each page. That makes it the better fit when you want an AI tool to work from everything the documentation says at once. It is larger than the index, so a short, specific question is often served well by llms.txt and the page it leads to.
Both files cover the public documentation on this site. For answers that draw on your own organisation's data — its directory, entries, and pages — use Pyron's built-in assistant, which works inside your account. To reach a person instead, see getting help.
Give an AI assistant the address of one of these files — /llms.txt for a quick index it can follow, or /llms-full.txt for the whole documentation at once — then ask your question about Pyron. The assistant reads the file and answers from what the documentation says.