And we support /llms.txt. And our docs links to the Claude-ready version of it.
@jeremyphoward
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FastHTML Handlers Complete Documentation Guide
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I just spent my Saturday writing >5000 words fully documenting every single feature of FastHTML handlers. So please, read it, because I went slightly crazy doing this and I need to believe this helps someone out there… https://
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Eight Year Teaching Approach Avoiding AI Education Problems
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Yes! We've spent the last 8 years using a teaching approach that avoids many of these problems:
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Free AI Training Strategy for Talent Identification and Hiring
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1) Teach a few hundred thousand people AI for 8 years and build software and do research to make them extra amazing (do all that for free)
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FastHTML CRUD App Source Code With Detailed Comments
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Here's the heavily commented source code for our idiomatic FastHTML CRUD app — @johnowhitaker and I added *loads* of comments so you see exactly how everything works:
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FastHTML CRUD App Dev Chat Tutorial
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Very excited to welcome @HamelHusain to the @answerdotai team! For his first day, we did a dev chat together. 😀 Here's our complete walkthru of an idiomatic FastHTML CRUD app:
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Adding llms.txt support to editor implementation
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Here's a sample of adding llms.txt support to an editor:
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AI Documentation Crawling Challenges for Code Editors
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Currently editors/IDEs that crawl docs for you generally don't do a good job, because HTML docs are designed for humans, and because human knowledge is needed to curate them to fit a given context window.
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LLMs.txt integration proposal for AI documentation context
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This is nothing to do with crawlers. It's a simple proposal that means if you tell Replit (or the C word) "add docs for docs.fastht. ml" then it checks for /llms.txt first, and if present, creates model context from that.
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Replit adds FastHTML support for instant development
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Support /llms.txt in @Replit and you'll have instant FastHTML support for free! 😀