LLM Agent Integration

LimeLink publishes an LLM-friendly documentation index at:

https://limelink.org/llms.txt

Give this single URL to an AI coding assistant, name your target platform and desired route behavior, and ask it to follow the linked current guides. From this entry point, the agent can discover the maintained instructions needed for every currently supported LimeLink deep-link workflow across web, iOS, Android, React Native, and Flutter—including direct links, Universal/App Links, eligible deferred journeys, verification, and troubleshooting.

Before generating setup code, confirm the host: RN requires New Architecture interoperability with Hermes and does not run in Expo Go; Flutter requires Flutter 3.44+/Dart 3.12+. Both wrappers depend on native SDK 1.0.1, while Flutter's package is 1.0.0. Request the relevant Android Application/Activity or iOS AppDelegate/SceneDelegate context without secrets. Follow one native lifecycle owner and one manual deferred navigation owner; register listeners early because errors/not-found are not replayed.

The index is the discovery layer: platform guides describe implementation, while the API, MCP, and Terraform provide separate, versioned automation paths. You do not need to collect individual guide URLs before starting.

Supported code workflows

llms.txt supplies context; it does not execute mutations or guarantee generated code. Review the selected guide, tool arguments, and generated changes before applying them.

Example Workflow

curl -fsSL https://limelink.org/llms.txt -o /tmp/limelink-docs.txt

Attach /tmp/limelink-docs.txt using the context-file feature supported by your chosen assistant, then ask for a specific task without secrets. For example:

Using the LimeLink React Native 1.0.1 guide from this index, show the
Community CLI initialization and Universal/App Link verification steps.
Use PROJECT_UUID as a placeholder and do not invent API-key configuration.

Give the agent MCP when it should operate LimeLink directly through the six documented tools.

Safe Context

Include:

Never include:

Verification

AI-generated code may be incomplete or stale. Confirm package versions, API fields, error handling, and platform setup against the linked guide and your installed dependencies before shipping.