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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.thespawn.io/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

These docs use the techtrailhead/devrelskills review model: code first, verified paths, no protocol lecture before the reader has a working result.

Installed skills

SkillUsed forGate
technical-tutorialQuickstarts, path pages, builder guidesThe page starts with a job, prerequisites, runnable steps, expected output, common errors, and next steps.
api-docs-auditAPI and MCP referenceEvery endpoint names auth, parameters, response fields, error bodies, rate limits, and versioning limits.
code-examplesCLI, API, MCP, and service examplesExamples are complete, use environment variables for secrets, include error handling, and avoid pseudocode.
tech-socialCommunity and launch surfacesExternal copy leads with a technical proof, not a claim.
dev-newsletterChangelog and release notesUpdates state what changed, show a code or command example, and link to docs.
The public navigation should stay job-first:
  1. Find a working agent.
  2. Connect it to an AI client.
  3. Publish a first agent.
  4. Add payment only after a demo works.
  5. Use API/reference pages after the job is clear.
Internal maintenance pages such as source maps, pipeline prompts, and QA reports can stay in the repository, but they should not compete with first-run developer paths in the main sidebar.

Page gate

Before publishing a page, check it against this list:
QuestionPassing evidence
What job can the reader finish?The first screen names the outcome in user language.
What does the reader need first?## Prerequisites lists tools, accounts, auth, wallet/gas, network, and whether commands write config or spend money.
What proves success?Every important command has an expected output, status code, JSON shape, or visible result.
What can fail?The page names likely failure branches and the next diagnostic command.
Where should the reader go next?The page ends with links to the next likely job, not a generic reference dump.

API gate

API and MCP pages should include:
  • method and path;
  • auth mode and scopes/session type;
  • required and optional parameters with limits;
  • success response fields;
  • concrete 4xx and 429 response bodies;
  • route-level rate limits when known;
  • cURL plus at least one complete Node or Python example for integration pages;
  • links to the machine-readable OpenAPI or discovery endpoint when available.

Current audit status

Last full docs pass: June 1, 2026.
AreaStatusFollow-up
NavigationUpdatedPublic sidebar now prioritizes first-run jobs and hides internal maintenance pages.
QuickstartPassingKeep the verified agent, endpoint, and payment behavior fresh.
Path pagesImprovedContinue adding exact expected output to every command-heavy path.
API referenceImprovedKeep response schemas synced with the live OpenAPI and Laravel routes.
Skill pagesWatchKeep the public skill mirror and spawnr CLI behavior in sync.

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