#10899·docusaurus

New Docusaurus plugin: `docusaurus-plugin-llms-txt`

Author: jharrellCreated Feb 4, 2025Updated Aug 28, 2026
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Description

Hello!

I'd like to propose the creation of a new docusaurus plugin for the creation of a llms.txt file.

As background, an llms.txt file is a way of co-locating needed information such that an LLM processing web pages is able to do so effectively and quickly. More information can be found on the llms.txt proposal website

The goal of this feature is to create a plugin that will generate this file for your docs.

Has this been requested on Canny?

No

Motivation

Having an llms.txt is a business need for our company, but I'm certain it would be helpful for others. I have already created a proof-of-concept plugin that writes the file, but I wanted to bring this to the community as a whole to see how the design could be improved and/or match others' use cases.

Additionally, many docs sites that I use and admire, such as dub.co and Cloudflare have already implemented llms.txt files. The former via Mintlify, the latter via a script.

Adding a new, optional plugin would give Docusaurus users the ability to opt-in to this new standard and allow their documentation to be accessed easily by LLM agents.

API design

The design is very similar to the sitemap plugin.

Configuration

  • ignorePatterns: ability to ignore specific paths from being included in the llms.txt.
  • filename: ability to change the name and output path of the llms.txt file.

I also considered configuration modifying the output of the file, but the llms.txt proposal is fairly set on the file structure so I declined to add that as a configuration option.

Have you tried building it?

Yes! I made a simple plugin that works for our use case. I would like to move it into this repo in order to make it available to other folks and to get feedback on the design. I feel it could be made much simpler and cleaner

Self-service

  • I'd be willing to contribute this feature to Docusaurus myself.