AI & agent access
Built for humans.
Readable by agents.
A clear entry point for assistants, search crawlers, and developers. Read the source, understand the status, and keep authority explicit.
llms.txt
A concise map of canonical documentation.
/llms.txtllms-full.txt
The complete public documentation in one Markdown file.
/llms-full.txtai.txt
Rangoon’s project-specific AI usage and attribution guidance.
/ai.txtagents.txt
A practical source exploration and contribution workflow.
/agents.txtAI policy metadata
A machine-readable, project-specific policy record.
/.well-known/ai-policy.jsonProject manifest
Project status, repository, resources, and interface availability.
/project.jsonStart with the facts.
Rangoon is in active development. This repository contains the public website. Screenshots are design previews with illustrative data. Planned product features, SDKs, and integrations are not evidence of a released implementation.
Explore the website source.
The source destination is github.com/hypler-dev/rangoon. Use these commands when the repository is available to your account. Node.js 20 or later is required; this website has no production package dependencies.
git clone https://github.com/hypler-dev/rangoon.git
cd rangoon
node --version
npm run build
npm run check
npm test
npm startRead what you need.
Every content page exposes a Markdown companion at its URL followed by index.md. For example, /lnsat/index.md. HTML alternate links and HTTP Link headers advertise these companions. The sitemap lists public pages; search.json provides the same route index used by site search.
Discovery is not permission.
These files help agents understand public content. They do not grant repository write access, authorize deployment, assign credentials, or override the instructions of the person operating an agent. This website does not expose an execution API, MCP server, or agent-to-agent endpoint.
Policies with honest scope.
llms.txt follows the community proposal. The ai.txt, agents.txt, AI policy JSON, and project manifest are Rangoon-specific conventions, not universal standards or enforcement mechanisms. robots.txt describes crawler access; it is not an authentication or content licensing system.
Public discovery, accurate quotation within applicable rights, citation, and summarization are welcome. Repository code, product packages, screenshots, and brand assets retain their applicable rights. Publication alone does not establish a training license or grant rights beyond the relevant license.

