[yangshun]

Summary

• VitePress 2.0.0-alpha.20 does not generate llms.txt yet, so the docs build uses vitepress-plugin-llms.
• The build publishes /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, and a Markdown copy of each page at https://void.cloud.
• The index follows the llmstxt.org proposal: a title, a summary, and links to the Markdown pages.

Example

This is the llms.txt produced by vp run --filter ./docs build:

# Void

> Build with Vite. Deploy with Void.

Void is a CLI, platform, and full-stack SDK that unifies building & deploying apps.

## Table of Contents

### Installation

- [Install a Void Platform](https://void.cloud/guide/self-hosted-platform.md): Install a shared deployment environment in your Cloudflare account so your team can deploy without account credentials.
- [Prerequisites](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/installation/prerequisites.md): Check the Cloudflare account, domain, and API token permissions you need before installing a Void platform.
- [Credentials](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/installation/credentials.md): Save the credentials an installation asks for, and see which values belong in a password manager or the shell.
- [Install and Configure Login](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/installation/setup.md): Install a Void platform and choose how administrators and developers sign in.
- [First Deployment](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/installation/first-deployment.md): Open the platform URL, connect the CLI, and deploy the first app into the shared Cloudflare account.
- [Domains and Resources](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/installation/domains.md): Add an application domain to an installed platform, including its DNS, routing, and HTTPS certificate.
- [Maintenance and Recovery](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/installation/maintenance.md): Resume, repair, upgrade, or recover an installation, including when the keychain or API is unavailable.
- [Install from CI](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/installation/ci.md): Install or update a Void platform from CI after you have configured it once interactively.
- [Disable and Uninstall](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/installation/uninstall.md): Disable a platform without deleting its data, or uninstall it and remove its Cloudflare resources.

### Administration

- [Platform Administration](https://void.cloud/guide/platform-administration.md): Manage people, projects, deployment logs, and platform health from the terminal with void platform.
- [Sign-in and Access](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/administration/access.md): Sign in to the admin UI, create the first administrator, and control who can access the platform.
- [Connected apps](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/administration/connected-apps.md): Register a separate application as an OAuth client so its users can sign in on Void and choose whether to connect it.
- [Users and Projects](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/administration/projects.md): Find users, inspect their projects and usage, and change the plan assigned to an account.
- [Plans and Limits](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/administration/plans.md): Define resource limits for accounts on your platform. Plans do not bill users or purchase Cloudflare services.
- [Project Zero Trust](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/administration/zero-trust.md): Require Cloudflare Access sign-in on project hostnames, including custom domains, before visitors reach an app.
- [Email](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/administration/email.md): Manage platform email, including the shared sender, who mail may reach, and project sending domains.
- [Operations](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/administration/operations.md): Preview platform changes, follow logs, and check health from an administrator session.

### Development & Customization

- [Developing a Void Platform](https://void.cloud/guide/platform-development.md): Change the platform in this repository, test it locally, and deploy a runtime built from your fork.
- [Local Development](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/development/local.md): Clone the repository, install workspace dependencies, and run the platform locally with Vite+.
- [Runtime and Source Builds](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/development/runtime.md): Build a platform runtime from your checkout and deploy that build into your Cloudflare account.
- [Schema and CI](https://void.cloud/guide/platform/development/schema-ci.md): Change the platform database schema, generate a migration, and see how CI checks that schema.

### Getting Started

- [What is Void?](https://void.cloud/guide.md): Void is a full-stack framework for Cloudflare Workers, powered by Vite. It connects routing, data, and deployment in one project.
- [Quickstart](https://void.cloud/guide/quickstart.md): Create a Void app, run it locally, and deploy it. You can also add Void to an existing Vite app.
- [Supported App Types](https://void.cloud/guide/app-types.md): Build a Void app, keep a meta framework, or deploy a static site. Void provisions resources and deploys each of them.

### Routing & Rendering

- [Server Routing](https://void.cloud/guide/server-routing.md): Add an endpoint by creating a file in routes/ and exporting a handler for each HTTP method.
- [Custom SSR](https://void.cloud/guide/ssr.md): Bring your own router, data loading, HTML shell, and hydration, or use Pages Routing to have Void handle them.
- [Static Site Generation (SSG)](https://void.cloud/guide/ssg.md): Prerender every page at build time by setting the static output mode in void.config.ts.

#### Pages Routing

- [Pages Routing](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/overview.md): Turn files in pages/ into routes. A server loader returns data, and the page component receives it as props.
- [Layouts & Shared Data](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/layouts.md): Share navigation and other UI across pages. Layouts nest with your directories and keep their state during navigation.
- [Loaders & Props](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/loaders.md): Load a page's data in a companion .server.ts file. The component receives that data as typed props.
- [Actions & Forms](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/actions-and-forms.md): Change server data from a form or button with a page action. Actions accept POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE.
- [Not Found & Errors](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/errors.md): Show not-found and error states inside your layouts with _not-found and _error components.
- [View Transitions](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/view-transitions.md): Animate navigation with the View Transition API. Pages cross-fade by default, and CSS customizes the animation.
- [Head Management](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/head.md): Set a page title and metadata with head(), middleware, or site-wide defaults.
- [Islands](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/islands.md): Add interactive components to a server-rendered page. Only those islands send JavaScript to the browser.
- [Markdown](https://void.cloud/guide/pages-routing/markdown.md): Add Markdown files in pages/ as routes. They inherit layouts and ship JavaScript only for islands and client scripts.

#### Edge Routing

- [Static Assets Caching](https://void.cloud/guide/edge/static-assets.md): Cache static assets on Cloudflare's edge. Hashed build files stay reusable across deploys.
- [Revalidation (ISR)](https://void.cloud/guide/edge/revalidation.md): Cache rendered pages and refresh them in the background, so visitors keep reading while a new version renders.
- [Edge Prerendering](https://void.cloud/guide/edge/prerendering.md): Prerender pages at deploy time so the first visitor receives cached HTML.
- [Custom Headers](https://void.cloud/guide/edge/headers.md): Set custom response headers from void.config.ts. Match URL patterns to header names and values.
- [Redirects](https://void.cloud/guide/edge/redirects.md): Redirect requests from void.config.ts. Map a source pattern to a destination and an optional status code.
- [Rewrites](https://void.cloud/guide/edge/rewrites.md): Serve one route at another URL without changing the address in the browser.

### Data

- [Type Safety](https://void.cloud/guide/type-safety.md): Carry types from your database schema through route handlers and page loaders to the UI.
- [Typed Fetch](https://void.cloud/guide/typed-fetch.md): Call your API from the client with a typed fetch that checks paths, request bodies, and response types.
- [Key-Value Storage](https://void.cloud/guide/kv.md): Read and write JSON in Cloudflare Workers KV. Give each collection its own key prefix and value type.
- [Object Storage](https://void.cloud/guide/storage.md): Store files in Cloudflare R2, and upload, download, and read metadata through void/storage.
- [Durable State](https://void.cloud/guide/durable-state.md): Share typed state across requests with a Durable Object, such as a cart, room, or rate limiter.
- [Environment variables](https://void.cloud/guide/env-vars.md): Declare environment variables in env.ts and read the typed values from void/env. Use .env locally and secrets in production.

#### Database

- [Database](https://void.cloud/guide/database.md): Define tables in TypeScript and query them with Drizzle. Use the same schema with D1, PostgreSQL, or MySQL.
- [D1 (SQLite)](https://void.cloud/guide/database/d1.md): Use Cloudflare D1, Void's default SQLite database. Void runs it locally and provisions it when you deploy.
- [PostgreSQL](https://void.cloud/guide/database/postgresql.md): Connect PostgreSQL through Cloudflare Hyperdrive and query it with the same Drizzle workflow as D1.
- [MySQL](https://void.cloud/guide/database/mysql.md): Connect MySQL through Cloudflare Hyperdrive, then query it with Drizzle. Void applies your migrations on deploy.

### Backend Features

- [Authentication](https://void.cloud/guide/auth.md): Add Better Auth to your app, including its database, API routes, and client. Start with email and password or a social provider.
- [AI](https://void.cloud/guide/ai.md): Run Workers AI models and provider APIs from server code. Provider requests go through Cloudflare AI Gateway.
- [Email](https://void.cloud/guide/email.md): Send transactional email, receive messages in route handlers, and inspect outgoing mail in a local inbox.
- [Sandboxes](https://void.cloud/guide/sandboxes.md): Run commands, work with files, and connect to servers inside an isolated Cloudflare Sandbox.
- [Cron Jobs](https://void.cloud/guide/jobs.md): Schedule work in crons/. Each file sets a cron expression and a handler that Void registers on deploy.
- [Queues](https://void.cloud/guide/queues.md): Process work asynchronously with a consumer in queues/, then send it typed messages from your app.
- [WebSockets](https://void.cloud/guide/websockets.md): Send typed messages between the server and connected clients. Each route keeps its state in a Durable Object.
- [Server-Sent Events](https://void.cloud/guide/sse.md): Stream events from a route handler to the browser. Void formats the messages, sends keepalives, and closes the stream.
- [Live Event Streams](https://void.cloud/guide/live.md): Subscribe a browser to several topics over one SSE connection, and publish events from routes, jobs, or queues.

#### Email

- [Sending Email](https://void.cloud/guide/email/sending.md): Send transactional email with sendEmail. Void captures messages in a local inbox during development.
- [Receiving Email {#inbound}](https://void.cloud/guide/email/receiving.md): Receive mail with handlers in email/. Inbound email is available in native Void apps.
- [Email Domains and Setup](https://void.cloud/guide/email/domains.md): Register an email domain on a Void platform, or configure sending and receiving in your own Cloudflare account.

### Development & Deployment

- [Testing](https://void.cloud/guide/testing.md): Test a Void app with Vitest. With Vite+, run the tests through vp test.
- [Remote Development](https://void.cloud/guide/remote-dev.md): Run local code against a project already deployed to your Void platform, including its database and storage.
- [Deployment](https://void.cloud/guide/deployment.md): Deploy with void deploy. It builds your app, provisions resources, applies migrations, and publishes to Cloudflare or a team platform.
- [Project Collaboration](https://void.cloud/guide/project-collaboration.md): Invite readers, collaborators, and project administrators to a hosted project. Direct Cloudflare deploys stay single-user.

### Meta Frameworks

- [Meta-Frameworks](https://void.cloud/integrations/frameworks/overview.md): Keep your framework's routes and rendering, and use Void for databases, storage, jobs, and deployment.
- [TanStack Start](https://void.cloud/integrations/frameworks/tanstack-start.md): Add Void beside the TanStack Start Vite plugin for databases, storage, and deployment, without a separate Cloudflare adapter.
- [React Router v7](https://void.cloud/integrations/frameworks/react-router.md): Add Void beside the React Router Vite plugin for databases, storage, and deployment, without a separate Cloudflare adapter.
- [Astro](https://void.cloud/integrations/frameworks/astro.md): Add Void to an Astro app for resource detection, typed database queries, migrations, and deployment.
- [SvelteKit](https://void.cloud/integrations/frameworks/sveltekit.md): Add Void to a SvelteKit app for resource detection, typed database queries, migrations, and deployment.
- [Nuxt](https://void.cloud/integrations/frameworks/nuxt.md): Add Void to a Nuxt app for resource detection, typed database queries, migrations, and deployment.
- [Analog](https://void.cloud/integrations/frameworks/analog.md): Add Void to an Analog app for resource detection, typed database queries, migrations, and deployment.

### General

- [Project Structure](https://void.cloud/reference/structure.md): See how routes, pages, middleware, and other optional directories map onto a Void app.
- [Resource Inference](https://void.cloud/reference/resource-inference.md): Void detects the Cloudflare resources your code uses and provisions the matching bindings. Manual configuration is optional.

### Config

- [Config](https://void.cloud/reference/config.md): Configure routing, inference, output, and the deployment target in void.config.ts.

### CLI

- [CLI Reference {#cli}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli.md): Commands for creating a project, deploying it, and managing databases, secrets, domains, and a platform.
- [Project Setup {#setup}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/setup.md): Create a project with void init, prepare generated files, and inspect inferred resources.
- [Connections and Authentication {#connect}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/auth.md): Connect the CLI to Cloudflare or a Void platform, and sign in to the account that receives deploys.
- [Projects {#project-commands}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/project.md): Link a directory to a hosted project, then inspect deployments, logs, access, and rollbacks.
- [Deployment {#deploy}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/deploy.md): Build an app, provision its resources, apply migrations, and publish it.
- [Database {#database}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/database.md): Generate migrations, apply them, and update the local database from your Drizzle schema.
- [Code Generation {#code-generation}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/generate.md): Scaffold a Drizzle table and the routes that list, create, and fetch a row.
- [Secrets and Environment {#secrets}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/secrets.md): List, set, and remove production secrets. Secret values are never printed.
- [GitHub and Builds {#github}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/github.md): Connect GitHub so pushes build and deploy, whichever way you signed in to Void.
- [Custom Domains {#custom-domains}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/domains.md): Add, remove, and check custom domains for a hosted project or a direct Cloudflare deploy.
- [Email {#email}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/email.md): Inspect email usage and choose the recipients a project is allowed to send to.
- [Platform Management {#platform-management}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/platform.md): Select a platform, confirm changes, and run operator commands against that installation.
- [Platform Installation {#void-platform-install}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/platform-installation.md): Install a Void platform from the CLI, set its domain, and run its lifecycle commands.
- [Platform Configuration {#plan-configuration}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/platform-config.md): Create and edit platform plans and their limits from an administrator session.
- [Platform Users and Projects {#operator-users}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/platform-users.md): Manage platform users, their projects, and the plans assigned to their accounts.
- [Project Zero Trust {#operator-zero-trust}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/platform-zero-trust.md): Turn Cloudflare Access on or off for project hostnames from an administrator session.
- [Platform Operations {#operator-deployments}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/platform-operations.md): Inspect deployments, logs, and platform health, and preview changes before applying them.
- [Platform Email {#operator-email}](https://void.cloud/reference/cli/platform-email.md): Administer platform email, including the shared sender and project recipient rules.

### API

- [API Reference {#api-reference}](https://void.cloud/reference/api.md): Look up public imports, signatures, and return types. The guides cover setup and examples.
- [Plugin and Configuration {#plugin}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/plugin.md): Add Void to Vite. The plugin sets up routing, migrations, and the Cloudflare Workers runtime.
- [Handlers and Middleware {#handlers}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/handlers.md): Define HTTP handlers, middleware, validation, scheduled jobs, queues, and rendering.
- [Rewrites {#rewrites}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/rewrites.md): Serve another route without changing the browser URL, and read the URL that was originally requested.
- [Authentication {#auth}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/auth.md): Sessions, users, and auth clients from void/auth, plus the browser helpers in void/client.
- [Fetch Client {#fetch-client}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/client.md): Call your routes from client code with a typed fetch. Paths and response types come from the generated route map.
- [Durable State and WebSockets {#durable-state}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/durable.md): Persistent objects and typed WebSocket connections from void/durable.
- [Deployment artifacts](https://void.cloud/reference/api/deploy.md): Prepare a built app, SPA, or static site for a managed platform deployment without platform credentials.
- [Database and Seeding {#database}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/database.md): Query D1, PostgreSQL, or MySQL with the Drizzle client from void/db, and seed data from a script.
- [Resource Clients](https://void.cloud/reference/api/resources.md): Clients for KV, object storage, AI, cache revalidation, and logs.
- [Types {#types}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/types.md): Shared types for handler context, routes, URLs, and head metadata.
- [Environment Variables {#environment}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/env.md): Read validated environment values and binding types from void/env.
- [Pages Adapters {#framework-adaptors}](https://void.cloud/reference/api/pages.md): Vite plugins and client runtimes for React, Vue, Svelte, and Solid pages.

### Other

- [Cloudflare](https://void.cloud/integrations/cloudflare.md): Deploy to Cloudflare Workers. Void detects the resources your app uses, creates bindings, and publishes the Worker.
- [Hono](https://void.cloud/integrations/hono.md): Void route handlers run on Hono. Add hono to your app when your code imports from it directly.
- [Node.js, Bun, and Deno](https://void.cloud/integrations/nodejs-bun-deno.md): Build a Void server for Node.js, Bun, or Deno, and run it on your own machine, in a container, or with another host.
- [Using Void with Coding Agents](https://void.cloud/integrations/agents.md): Set up coding agents with void init, including project instructions and links to Void's docs and skills.

Test plan

• vp run --filter ./docs build writes docs/.vitepress/dist/llms.txt with 113 page links
• The same build writes llms-full.txt and a .md file beside each HTML page
• After deploy, https://void.cloud/llms.txt serves this index

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[cpojer]

imho we don't need this - I don't think llms actually look at this. I had it for fate in the past and removed it because of low usage.

Has this changed recently?

[yangshun]

imho we don't need this - I don't think llms actually look at this. I had it for fate in the past and removed it because of low usage.

Has this changed recently?

It's not clear whether agents read it on those files on their own, but given OpenAI docs, Claude docs and even Cloudflare docs have both llms.txt and llms-full.txt, I think Void probably should. The cost of adding it is pretty low IMO.

[cpojer]

fine.

[okineadev]

Hey thanks for using this!

[yangshun]

@okineadev Thanks for the plugin! How did you find out? :)

[okineadev]

@okineadev Thanks for the plugin! How did you find out? :)

There is a "Dependents" list on the repository page, I just happened to see the VoidZero logo there today and decided to check out what this new project is

https://github.com/okineadev/vitepress-plugin-llms/network/dependents