There is a counter example for this: MCP, a standard pushed by Anthropic, provides a long txt/MD optimized for Claude to be able to understand the protocol, which is very useful to bootstrap new plugins/servers that can be used as tools for LLMs. I found that fascinating and it works really well, and I was able to one-shot improve my CLInE extension (a coding agent similar to cursor.sh) to work with existing APIs/data.
It's so easy to bootstrap that even though the standard is a couple of months old, already has a few hundred (albeit probably low quality) implementations to adapt to different services.
It's so easy to bootstrap that even though the standard is a couple of months old, already has a few hundred (albeit probably low quality) implementations to adapt to different services.
- txt/markdown for LLMs: https://modelcontextprotocol.io/llms-full.txt
- server implementations: https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/servers#-community-s...