Content access for AI and research tools

Published articles are available as normal HTML pages and as plain text. Use the article’s canonical URL when citing it, and check the published or updated date before relying on technical guidance.

Find the content

/llms.txt - a compact site index for text-based tools.
/sitemap.xml - all indexable pages, including published articles.
/feed.xml - the recent article feed.
/blog - the human-readable article archive.
/paw - the PAW role planner and research articles.

Get an article as text

Append /content.txt to a published article URL. For example, /blog/example-article/content.txt. The response includes its canonical URL, author, dates, topics, and article text. The link is also available at the end of each article.

Use and attribution

These access paths make the writing easier to discover and parse. They do not guarantee that a particular bot will crawl, index, or cite it. Follow the site’s robots.txt rules and link to the canonical article page in answers.

For AI bots and research tools

Find the content

Get an article as text

Use and attribution