# Paste-into-Chat — copy this app's docs into an LLM

> One-shot HTTP fetch into an LLM context window. /llms.txt and
> /<page>/llms.txt return the page's LLMS_DOC verbatim.

**Site index:** [https://llms.2plot.dev/llms.txt](https://llms.2plot.dev/llms.txt) — every page on this site, as Markdown.  
**Network index:** [https://2plot.dev/llms.txt](https://2plot.dev/llms.txt) — The 2plot network; start here to discover sibling sites.  
**Sibling sites:** 3 more in The 2plot network — listed in the site index above.  
**Sitemap:** https://llms.2plot.dev/sitemap.xml  


## What this audience needs

A human sitting in front of Claude.ai, ChatGPT, or an in-product
assistant wants to *tell the model what your app is about*. They need
the prose in a known location, in a paste-friendly format, with the
smallest possible friction between "I want context" and "the model
has it."

For this audience, 2.0 serves:

1. `/llms.txt` — the site-wide prose (the home page's LLMS_DOC).
2. `/<page>/llms.txt` — every page's prose at a predictable URL.
3. A `<link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown" href="/llms.txt">`
   in every HTML response so AI-aware browsers can find it.

## How to use it

**Direct paste.** Open `/llms.txt` (or any per-page variant) in your
browser, select all, paste into the chat.

**Direct fetch.** Most chat clients accept URLs as context — paste
the URL itself and let the assistant fetch it.

**Headless / programmatic.** Pipe the content from `curl`:

```bash
curl https://myapp.com/llms.txt | pbcopy           # macOS
curl https://myapp.com/llms.txt | xclip            # Linux

# Or stuff it straight into a chat client that accepts stdin:
curl https://myapp.com/audiences/llm-context/llms.txt | \
    claude "Explain how this audience differs from MCP clients"
```

## Why prose, not structured data

This audience does NOT want JSON, TOON, or MCP JSON-RPC. They want
flat markdown that the model will treat as natural-language context.
Structured formats are for programmatic consumers (MCP clients,
crawlers parsing sitemaps). Humans paste prose.

## The copy buttons on this page

The buttons next to each page entry copy that page's `LLMS_DOC`
string directly to your clipboard, byte-for-byte identical to what
you'd get from `curl /<page>/llms.txt`.