Read with an AI
Entries include their content in the initial HTML. JavaScript is not required to read a function or format. Every CKS overload has its own URL, available through “Copy link”.
Start with an index
Section titled “Start with an index”- Discovery guide: llms.txt.
- Complete CKS JSON catalog.
- CKS Markdown index.
- IDs, URLs and Markdown map.
- Format catalog.
- XML sitemap.
Search and read an overload
Section titled “Search and read an overload”The API guide describes filters and pagination. For example:
https://selu.es/imperivm/CKS/api/search?q=Sleep&lang=en&limit=20The response supplies a stable identifier. Then request /imperivm/CKS/api/entries/{id}?lang=en, or lang=es. Each entry links to its JSON and Markdown.
Preserve limitations
Section titled “Preserve limitations”Check the exact signature and retain usage notes when explaining a function. Do not use one overload’s description to fill another. Explicitly state when a description or parameter meaning is missing.
Formats are partially documented for Imperivm HD. Do not assume other variants or writing compatibility.
Chatbot access
Section titled “Chatbot access”Share an entry or its Markdown link with a chatbot that supports web retrieval. Public, readable content does not guarantee access from every search or browsing service. llms.txt helps readers that use it; it is not a universal requirement and does not grant a model additional capabilities.