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llms-api-md

v0.0.1

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Specification for llms-api.md — structured API summaries optimized for LLM tool use and integration

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llms-api-md

Specification for llms-api.md — structured API summaries optimized for LLM tool use and integration.

Part of llms-md-spec.


How to Write llms-api.md

Purpose

A structured summary of an API, optimized for LLM tool use and integration. Place llms-api.md in the root of your API documentation repository or alongside your OpenAPI spec.

When to Use

  • You provide a public or internal API
  • LLMs or AI agents need to discover and call your API endpoints
  • Your OpenAPI/Swagger spec is large — llms-api.md provides a concise entry point
  • You want LLM coding agents to integrate with your API correctly on the first try

Format

Follows the llmstxt.org specification.

Required Fields

  • H1: API name
  • Blockquote: What this API does in one sentence

Recommended Fields

  • Base URL: Production endpoint
  • Auth: Authentication method (one line)
  • Core Endpoints: Listed with method, path, and one-line description
  • Rate Limits: Key constraints
  • Errors: Common error codes and meanings
  • Links: OpenAPI spec, documentation, SDK URLs

Template

# [API Name]

> [What this API does in one sentence]

[Key facts: version, auth method, response format, rate limits]

## Base URL
https://api.example.com/v1

## Auth
Bearer token via `Authorization` header

## Core Endpoints
- `GET /users`: List all users (paginated)
- `POST /users`: Create a new user
- `GET /users/{id}`: Get user by ID
- `DELETE /users/{id}`: Delete user

## Rate Limits
- 1000 requests/minute per API key
- Bulk endpoints: 10 requests/minute

## Errors
- `401`: Invalid or missing API key
- `429`: Rate limit exceeded
- `422`: Validation error (check `errors` array in response)

## Links
- [OpenAPI Spec](https://api.example.com/openapi.json)
- [Documentation](https://docs.example.com)
- [Python SDK](https://pypi.org/project/example-sdk)

Difference from OpenAPI Spec

| | OpenAPI Spec | llms-api.md | |---|---|---| | Audience | Machines (parsers) | LLMs (and humans) | | Length | Hundreds/thousands of lines | Under 80 lines | | Detail | Every endpoint, parameter, schema | Core endpoints only | | Purpose | Complete machine-readable contract | Discovery and quick integration |

Think of llms-api.md as "the getting-started guide for AI agents."