AI
CxJS documentation is optimized for AI coding assistants and large language models (LLMs). We provide machine-readable documentation files that help AI tools understand the framework and generate accurate CxJS code.
LLMs.txt Files
Following the llms.txt standard, CxJS provides documentation in formats optimized for AI consumption:
| File | Description | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
| llms.txt | Index with links to all documentation pages | Quick overview and navigation |
| llms-small.txt | Essential documentation (~100KB) | Fast context loading, basic usage |
| llms-full.txt | Complete documentation (~500KB) | Comprehensive reference, advanced features |
Additionally, every documentation page is available as a .md file by replacing the URL path with .md. For example, this page is available at /docs/intro/ai.md. The llms.txt index links to all individual .md pages.
Usage with AI Assistants
When working with AI coding assistants like Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, you can:
- Reference the documentation URL - Point the AI to
https://cxjs.io/llms-full.txtfor complete framework knowledge - Include in system prompts - Add the llms-small.txt content to your AI assistant’s context for CxJS-aware code generation
- Use with RAG systems - Index the documentation for retrieval-augmented generation
CxJS Skill for Coding Agents
The CxJS skill teaches coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor and Codex how to write idiomatic CxJS: typed models and bindings, controllers, code organization, forms, grids, charts, overlays, routing and theming. It also tells the agent when to consult these docs and when to read the CxJS source.
Install it in your project with the skills CLI:
npx skills add codaxy/cxjs-skillsOr, in Claude Code, as a plugin:
/plugin marketplace add codaxy/cxjs-skills
/plugin install cxjs@cxjsThe skill covers CxJS itself. Where your application has its own conventions, the agent follows them.
Found the agent doing something wrong? Open an issue with the prompt, what it produced, and what it should have produced.