Show HN: I created missing llms.txts (github.com)

A contributor has released a small open-source tool and repo to generate missing llms.txt files across documentation sets, with the goal of enabling the community to quickly fan out standardized documentation for large language models. The project exposes a CLI called lt (intended to be run from the repository root to simplify code assumptions), provides a list of documentation sets via "uv run lt --help", and includes a doall.sh script to build every set in one go. Running "uv run lt build-site" produces a static website in site-build/ that aggregates the generated llms.txt outputs and includes license acknowledgements for the source documentation. This is useful for the AI/ML community because it automates and standardizes the creation of model-index files (llms.txt), improving discoverability, reproducibility and collaborative curation of model documentation. The repo is permissively licensed (MIT) and explicitly credits licenses for documentation texts, making it easy for downstream projects to adopt or extend. For maintainers and contributors, the minimal CLI workflow and the site-build output lower friction for bulk generation and review of documentation artifacts across multiple model docsets.