AI/LLM Resources
DapperMatic provides comprehensive documentation optimized for AI assistants and Large Language Models.
Available Resources
llms.txt - Quick Reference
Size: ~12KB Purpose: Lightweight, quick-reference guide for LLMs
Contains:
- Quick start examples (copy-paste ready)
- Core concepts (DDL vs DML)
- All attributes and extension methods
- Common patterns
- Type mappings for all providers
- Error prevention tips
Best for: Quick lookups, understanding basics, generating simple code
llms-full.txt - Complete Guide
Size: ~58KB Purpose: Comprehensive reference with all details
Contains:
- Complete DDL guide with all extension methods
- Complete DML guide with initialization
- All attribute definitions (verified from source)
- All extension methods with signatures
- Provider-specific type mappings (SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite)
- Complete
providerDataTypeusage guide - Cross-database compatibility examples
- Common patterns and recipes
- Error prevention and debugging
- FAQ
Best for: Complex implementations, understanding internals, comprehensive guidance
Usage
For Developers
When working with AI assistants (ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, etc.), simply mention:
"Check out the DapperMatic llms.txt at https://dappermatic.mjczone.com/llms.txt"
Or for comprehensive context:
"Read https://dappermatic.mjczone.com/llms-full.txt for complete DapperMatic documentation"
For AI/LLM Systems
These files follow the emerging llms.txt standard for LLM-optimized documentation:
- Plain text format for easy parsing
- Hierarchical structure with clear sections
- Verified examples from actual codebase
- Zero hallucinations - all information verified
What Makes These Special
✅ Zero Hallucinations - Every method, attribute, and example verified from actual source code
✅ Copy-Paste Ready - All code examples are complete and runnable
✅ Provider-Specific - Detailed type mappings for SQL Server, PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite
✅ Error Prevention - Common mistakes highlighted and corrected
✅ Up-to-Date - Generated from v0.x.x codebase
Other Resources
For AI Assistant Developers
If you're building AI assistants or tools, you can:
- Fetch these files programmatically
- Include them in your context window
- Use them for RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation)
- Reference them in system prompts
Both files are publicly accessible and can be fetched via standard HTTP requests.