Add llms.txt for LLM/agent-readable project summary - #903
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llms.txtfile yet — a small, curated markdown index (title, one-line summary, and grouped links to the docs that matter) that AI coding agents can read to understand a project quickly, instead of having to crawl and guess through the full README and wiki.buku has one of the densest CLI surfaces of any tool I looked at for this — dozens of flags across general, edit, search, encryption, and "power toy" categories, plus a separate prompt-mode key reference and a whole second product (bukuserver) living in a subdirectory. An agent trying to help someone construct a non-trivial
bukusearch or export command benefits a lot from being pointed straight at the right section instead of parsing the entire 600+ line README.Content is derived entirely from your existing docs (README sections: Installation, Quickstart, Command-line options, Examples, Automation, Shell completion, Related projects, plus the
bukuserver/README.md) — no new claims, just pointers. Validated against the llms.txt spec with llms-txt-lint (disclosure: a small validator tool I maintain — happy to drop that line from the PR if you'd rather not have it).Totally understand if this isn't something you want to maintain — no worries either way, feel free to close.