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llms.txt is a convention for giving AI agents and LLMs a map of a site in plain Markdown. Instead of crawling the docs, an agent fetches one file and gets a list of every page, with a one-line description of each, linked to a clean Markdown version of the page. Datum publishes three forms of its documentation for agents: All three are generated from the docs on every deploy, so they always match the live site. Every Markdown page, llms.txt, and llms-full.txt starts with a short Agent Instructions block that tells an agent where to start and which of these to use. For an agent-first overview of Datum, start at agents.datum.net: what Datum is, when to use it, pricing, and how to act. Datum also publishes www.datum.net/llms.txt, an index of the Datum website.

Use it from an agent

Many agents look for llms.txt on their own. To point an agent at it explicitly, add an instruction like the following to your prompt, project instructions, or agent configuration:
To give an agent a single page, use the Copy page or Open in Claude menu at the top of any docs page, or add .md to the page’s URL. To let an agent search the docs instead of fetching files, add the hosted Datum Docs MCP server, at https://www.datum.net/docs/mcp.

Choose the right tool

llms.txt gives an agent knowledge about Datum. To let an agent work with your resources, use one of these as well:
  • Skills — procedural knowledge an agent loads on demand, such as how to create a load balancer or a DNS record correctly.
  • Datum MCP — live, authenticated access to your Datum resources from an MCP client.
  • datumctl — the CLI, which agents can run directly, with machine-readable output.
Last modified on November 3, 2026