LLM Agent Integration
LimeLink publishes an LLM-friendly documentation index at:
https://limelink.org/llms.txt
Provide this URL or a locally downloaded copy to an AI coding assistant when you want it to reference current LimeLink guides. The index is the discovery layer: platform guides describe implementation, while MCP and Terraform provide separate, versioned code-based management paths.
Supported code workflows
- Flutter: install
limelink_flutterand follow the Flutter SDK guide. - React Native: install
@limelink/react-nativeand follow the React Native SDK guide. - iOS: use SwiftPM or CocoaPods with the iOS SDK guide.
- Android: use the public Maven artifact with the Android SDK guide.
- MCP: use
@limelink/mcp0.1.0for credential-free documentation resources and its six registered profile, Project, Custom Domain, and Link tools; configure API access withLIMELINK_PROFILES_FILEas described in the MCP Server guide. - Terraform: use
hellovelop/limelink0.1.0for Project, Application, Custom Domain, and Link resources and UUID lookup data sources; follow configuration, scope, import, and schema links in the Terraform guide.
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 help with a specific SDK or public API task.
Safe Context
Include:
- target platform and SDK version
- links to the relevant LimeLink guide
- your own non-secret app configuration requirements
Never include:
X-API-KEYvalues- one-time credential secrets
- access tokens
- production tenant, user, payment, or Paddle data
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.