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Overview

mixus documentation can be easily copied and shared with AI assistants in a clean, structured format that’s optimized for Large Language Models (LLMs). This feature helps you provide comprehensive context to AI tools when asking questions or building on mixus functionality.

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Why LLM-Friendly Format?

When working with AI assistants like Claude, GPT, or other LLMs, providing documentation in a clean, structured format helps:
  • Improve accuracy: Clear formatting helps AI models understand the documentation better
  • Reduce noise: Removes navigation elements, styling, and other UI components
  • Preserve structure: Maintains headings, code blocks, and important formatting
  • Save tokens: Optimized format uses fewer tokens while preserving all important information

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How to Copy Content

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Method 1: Copy Code Examples (Built-in)

Mintlify automatically adds a copy button to all code blocks:
  1. Navigate to any documentation page with code examples
  2. Hover over any code block
  3. Click the copy icon that appears in the top-right corner of the code block
  4. Paste into your conversation with an AI assistant
# Example: This code block has a built-in copy button
curl -X POST https://app.mixus.ai/api/endpoint \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_KEY"

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Method 2: Copy Entire Page Content

  1. Navigate to any documentation page you want to share
  2. Select all content using:
    • Mac: Cmd + A
    • Windows/Linux: Ctrl + A
  3. Copy the selected content:
    • Mac: Cmd + C
    • Windows/Linux: Ctrl + C
  4. Paste into your conversation with an AI assistant

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Method 3: Copy Specific Sections

  1. Navigate to the documentation page
  2. Click and drag to select the specific section you need
  3. Copy using keyboard shortcuts or right-click menu
  4. Paste into your AI conversation

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What Gets Included

When you copy content in LLM-friendly format, it includes: ✅ Included:
  • Page title and description
  • All headings and subheadings
  • Body text and paragraphs
  • Code blocks with syntax highlighting
  • Lists and tables
  • Important notes and warnings
  • Links (as plain text URLs)
❌ Excluded:
  • Navigation menus
  • Sidebars
  • Footer content
  • Images (with alt text descriptions included instead)
  • Styling and CSS
  • Interactive elements
  • Advertisements

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Format Structure

The copied content follows a clean markdown structure: 
# Page Title

Page description or introduction

## Main Section

Content text...

### Subsection

More detailed content...

```code
Code examples preserved with syntax


## Best Practices

### When Sharing with AI Assistants

1. **Provide context**: Explain what you're trying to accomplish
2. **Include relevant pages**: Copy multiple related pages if needed
3. **Ask specific questions**: Be clear about what you need help with
4. **Verify information**: Cross-check AI responses with the actual documentation

### Example Usage
I’m copying the mixus AI Models documentation. I want to understand how to choose the right model for my use case involving complex data analysis with multiple tool integrations. [Paste LLM-friendly formatted documentation here] Can you help me compare Claude 4.5 Sonnet and Gemini 2.5 Pro for this specific use case? 

## Use Cases

### For Developers
- Get coding assistance with mixus API integration
- Debug issues by sharing relevant documentation
- Build custom solutions based on mixus features

### For Business Users
- Understand feature capabilities
- Compare different options
- Plan implementation strategies

### For Support Teams
- Quickly reference documentation in AI-assisted support conversations
- Generate custom guides based on official documentation
- Train AI assistants on mixus features

## Technical Details

### Format Specifications
- **Encoding**: UTF-8
- **Line endings**: LF (Unix-style)
- **Markdown flavor**: CommonMark with GitHub extensions
- **Code blocks**: Fenced code blocks with language identifiers

### Token Optimization
The LLM-friendly format is optimized to:
- Remove redundant whitespace
- Collapse multiple line breaks
- Simplify HTML to markdown
- Preserve semantic structure
- Maintain code block formatting

## Privacy and Security

### What's Safe to Share
✅ Public documentation content
✅ General feature descriptions
✅ Code examples and snippets
✅ API reference documentation

### What NOT to Share
❌ Your API keys or credentials
❌ Private organization data
❌ User information
❌ Custom integrations with sensitive data

<Warning>
Never paste your API keys, access tokens, or sensitive organizational data when sharing documentation with AI assistants. Always review copied content before sharing.
</Warning>

## Troubleshooting

### Code Block Copy Button Not Working
- Ensure JavaScript is enabled in your browser
- Try refreshing the page
- Check if your browser supports the clipboard API
- Try using keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+C / Cmd+C) after selecting the code manually

### Content Not Formatting Properly
- Verify you're copying from the official mixus documentation at docs.mixus.ai
- Use browser selection and copy instead of screenshots or PDF exports
- Try copying smaller sections if the entire page is too large
- Ensure you're not including browser UI elements in your selection

### AI Assistant Not Understanding Content
- Provide additional context about your specific question
- Break down complex documentation into smaller sections
- Rephrase your question to be more specific
- Include examples of what you're trying to accomplish

## Related Features

- [Documentation Home](/introduction) - Start with mixus documentation
- [AI Models](/ai-models/overview) - Learn about available AI models
- [API Reference](/api-reference) - Technical API documentation
- [Support](/support/contact) - Get help from the mixus team

## Feedback

We're always improving our documentation and tools. If you have suggestions for the LLM-friendly format feature:

1. Contact our [support team](/support/contact)
2. Share your feedback through the documentation rating system

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*This feature is designed to make mixus documentation more accessible when working with AI assistants. All documentation remains available in its full, interactive format at [docs.mixus.ai](https://docs.mixus.ai)*
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