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Summary

This PR adds comprehensive LLM-friendly documentation (LLM.md) for the PayPal Python Server SDK to improve developer experience and API discoverability.

Changes

  • Added LLM.md file with comprehensive API reference
  • Includes installation instructions and quick start guide
  • Documents all three main controllers: Orders, Payments, and Vault
  • Provides practical code examples for each API endpoint
  • Covers core models and data structures
  • Includes payment source examples (Card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc.)
  • Documents error handling patterns
  • Adds webhook handling examples

Benefits

  • Improves developer onboarding experience
  • Provides quick reference for all API endpoints
  • Includes practical, copy-paste ready code examples
  • Enhances API discoverability
  • Supports LLM-assisted development workflows

Testing

  • Documentation has been reviewed for accuracy
  • Code examples follow SDK patterns and conventions
  • All referenced classes and methods exist in the current SDK version

A developer on Askdev.AI requested this update

- Added comprehensive LLM.md file with API reference
- Includes all controllers: Orders, Payments, and Vault
- Provides code examples for all major operations
- Covers core models and payment sources
- Structured for easy LLM consumption and developer reference

Signed-off-by: Askdev.AI bot <[email protected]>
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