What already works.
- LLMS TXT exists
- Markdown parity exists
- LLMS TXT is structured
Agents should be able to find the right page, fetch the content, and follow the instructions without much extra guesswork. This developer docs benchmark shows where agents can use these docs cleanly and where the biggest points of friction still are.
This report passes 15 of 17 checks, with 0 warnings, 2 failed checks, and 0 skipped checks still shaping the next score lift.
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Can an agent find the docs and fetch readable text?
Found llms.txt at https://developers.expanse.host/llms.txt (2021 chars)
Found llms-full.txt at https://developers.expanse.host/llms-full.txt (2239 chars)
5/5 sampled pages have valid .md versions. Pages sourced from llms.txt. Checked: ✓ https://developers.expanse.host/index.html.md, ✓ https://developers.expanse.host/getting-started.md, ✓ https://developers.expanse.host/authentication.md, ✓ https://developers.expanse.host/pricing.md, ✓ https://developers.expanse.host/api-reference.md
Can an agent understand how the page is organized?
✓ Has H1 title; ✓ Has blockquote description; ✓ Has 3 H2 sections; ✓ Has list items with links
8/8 links have descriptions
Found 3 recognized section types in H2 headings. Your sections: "guides", "api reference", "optional"
Has an ## Optional section - AI tools can skip this content when context window is limited
Can an agent follow the instructions without guessing?
Blockquote description has 38 words
Found constraint indicators: constraint, authentication, api key
Found integration references: integration, webhook
Found error/troubleshooting references: error, fix, issue
No code examples or example sections found
Can an agent complete the task without getting blocked?
5/5 markdown pages return valid markdown content
Average response time: 28ms across 7 requests
Content is present in the initial HTML response (server-rendered)
None of the 3 tested pages return markdown via content negotiation (Accept: text/markdown). Checked: ✗ https://developers.expanse.host/index.html, ✗ https://developers.expanse.host/getting-started, ✗ https://developers.expanse.host/authentication
4/5 markdown pages have clean content without nav/footer cruft
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