llms-txt-init

name	llms-txt-init
description	Guide the user to generate an initial llms.txt for a repository using llms-txt-php-cli, choosing sensible defaults and verifying output.

Goal

Help the user create an initial llms.txt file in their repository using llms-txt-php-cli, then sanity-check that it’s usable.

What you should ask first (if missing)

1. Repository root path (or confirm we are in repo root).
2. Whether they want to include private/internal docs (default: no).
3. Whether they want to include links to READMEs / docs folders (default: yes).

Steps

1. Ensure the command is available:
   • Prefer running the project-local binary: php bin/llms-txt-cli ... (or ./bin/llms-txt-cli ... on Unix).
2. Run init:
   • php bin/llms-txt-cli init
3. Verify that llms.txt was created/updated.
4. Immediately run validation:
   • php bin/llms-txt-cli validate
5. If validation fails, explain the error and propose the smallest fix.

Output expectations

• A llms.txt file exists at repo root (unless the user chose another path).
• validate succeeds.

Common pitfalls

• Running from the wrong working directory (repo root matters).
• Line endings differences on Windows: keep the file UTF-8, LF preferred if your repo enforces it.

Example

User: “Create an llms.txt for my project.” Assistant:

• “From the repository root, run php bin/llms-txt-cli init, then php bin/llms-txt-cli validate and paste any errors.”