It might be better to use html tags to highlight the text for LLM?

[vldmrdev]

It seems to me that the idea of ​​special files for LLM for understanding the structure of documentation or a site is redundant, at least we shouldn't create them manually. To solve this problem, it seems to me that we need to highlight existing text created for a human, for example, using special HTML tags. For example:

<llm-title point="1"> This is a title of section or subsection of you text </llm-title>

<llm-short-description point="1"> This is a short description that’s linked to the title marked "point=1".</llm-short-description>

<llm-description point="1"> This idea can be expanded: additional tags could be added so an LLM can read a page’s source using those tags, or so the creation of the required llm-files could be automated from the tags. The same approach could work for other text types (articles, READMEs, etc.). Text editors will need new features to support this. </llm-description>

Something similar for markdown:

#%[1] This is is a title of section or subsection of you text. 
##%[1] This is a short description.
###%[1] Main text.

What do you think?