Comment by epolanski

Docs of dependencies aren't that much of a game changer. Multiple frameworks and libraries have been releasing llm.txt compressed versions of their docs from ages, and it doesn't make that much of a difference (I mean, it does, but not crucial as LLMs can find the docs on their own even online if needed).

What's actually useful is to put the source code of your dependencies in the project.

I have a `_vendor` dir at the root, and inside it I put multiple git subtrees for the major dependencies and download the source code for the tag you're using.

That way the LLM has access to the source code and the tests, which is way more valuable than docs because the LLM can figure out how stuff works exactly by digging into it.