As developers, we constantly bounce between docs for frameworks, libraries, and tools. What if that knowledge were instantly available inside your LLM conversations?
Inspired by Vercel and Stripe hosting their documentation under llms.txt routes, I built Markdocify, a Homebrew tool that scrapes entire documentation websites and converts them into clean, consolidated Markdown files.
Perfect for:
Creating llms.txt files (following the emerging LLM accessibility standard)
Feeding Claude/ChatGPT during dev – React, K8S, AWS, MCP, internal docs, anything
Offline access – no more tab-hunting during deep work
Real-world use case:
Instead of switching between your IDE and React docs, use Markdocify once and reference the entire documentation locally inside your LLM session.
It supports:
JavaScript-rendered SPAs
Complex navigation structures
Internal link resolution
Respect for robots.txt and rate limiting
Clean, developer-friendly formatting
Whether you're building an llms.txt or creating a personal dev knowledge base, Markdocify bridges the gap between scattered docs and LLM-accessible knowledge.
What documentation would you want instantly available in your next coding session?
Inspired by Vercel and Stripe hosting their documentation under llms.txt routes, I built Markdocify, a Homebrew tool that scrapes entire documentation websites and converts them into clean, consolidated Markdown files.
Perfect for: Creating llms.txt files (following the emerging LLM accessibility standard) Feeding Claude/ChatGPT during dev – React, K8S, AWS, MCP, internal docs, anything Offline access – no more tab-hunting during deep work
Real-world use case: Instead of switching between your IDE and React docs, use Markdocify once and reference the entire documentation locally inside your LLM session.
It supports: JavaScript-rendered SPAs Complex navigation structures Internal link resolution Respect for robots.txt and rate limiting Clean, developer-friendly formatting
Install: brew install vladkampov/tap/markdocify Run: markdocify https://ai-sdk.dev/docs/introduction More examples → https://markdocify.dev
Whether you're building an llms.txt or creating a personal dev knowledge base, Markdocify bridges the gap between scattered docs and LLM-accessible knowledge.
What documentation would you want instantly available in your next coding session?