"Grounding" means giving an assistant the real source material so its answers come from Trawley's actual docs rather than guesswork. Here are the ways to do it, from quickest to most thorough.
One page, one click
On any doc page, use the header control:
Use Open in Claude or Open in ChatGPT
The Copy page dropdown opens your assistant with a prompt that points it at the page. The assistant reads the page and you can ask questions about it.
A whole topic
To brief an assistant on a broader area, paste the relevant section of
/llms.txt into the chat and ask it to fetch the
pages it needs. The index is grouped by audience, so you can hand it just the
Developers section, for example.
Everything at once
For deep questions, give the assistant the full corpus:
Here is the complete Trawley documentation:
https://trawley.ai/llms-full.txt
Using only this, help me <your task>.
Grounding works best when you tell the assistant to answer only from the provided material and to say when something is not covered. That keeps it from filling gaps with invented behaviour.
Keeping answers current
Because llms.txt and llms-full.txt regenerate from the docs on every build,
an assistant you ground today reads the current state of Trawley. Re-fetch the
artifact at the start of a session to pick up the latest.