Publishing/The AI-readable layer
The AI-readable layer
Every published site is readable by agents as cleanly as by people — the same content, in the formats machines actually consume. All of it is scoped by the same visibility boundary: published docs only, always.
Per-article markdown
Append .md to any article URL (or request it with an Accept: text/markdown header) and you get the article as clean markdown — no HTML to scrape.
https://{slug}.help.zerobuild.ai/quickstart.mdSite-level indexes
| URL | What it serves |
|---|---|
/llms.txt | The llms.txt standard: site title, blurb, and a link list of every published article's .md URL |
/llms-full.txt | Every published article's full markdown, concatenated — one fetch for the whole site |
/sitemap.md | Human-and-agent-readable link list |
/sitemap.xml | Standard XML sitemap for crawlers (omitted when the site is set to no-index) |
For connected agents
Agents connected through MCP can read the workspace's published docs directly as a resource, and the REST API exposes the same published-docs listing. An agent answering from your docs reads exactly what your customers read — nothing more.