Wormhole provides .txt files containing the documentation content and navigation structure, optimized for use with large language models (LLMs) and AI tools. These resources help build AI assistants, power code search, or enable custom tooling trained on Wormhole’s docs.
Each category file includes foundational content from the Basics and Reference categories to ensure LLMs have the necessary context.
Navigation index of all Wormhole documentation pages.
llms.txt
Full Documentation
Full content of all documentation pages.
llms-full.txt
Basics
Wormhole's architecture, security, and core components to help understand how the protocol works.
llms-basics.txt
Reference
Reference details such as chain IDs, contract addresses, and finality levels.
llms-reference.txt
Transfer
Comprehensive documentation for Wormhole transfer products.
llms-transfer.txt
NTT
All NTT docs, including architecture, deployment guides, CLI usage, and configuration for EVM and Solana.
llms-ntt.txt
Connect
Setup, features, and configuration details for integrating the Connect widget into your dApp.
llms-connect.txt
WTT
Architecture overview, transfer flows, and smart contract methods for cross-chain token transfers using WTT.
llms-wtt.txt
Settlement
Architecture, integration guides, and setup instructions for building on the Wormhole Settlement protocol.
llms-settlement.txt
Relayers
Guides and reference for using Wormhole’s Relayer module, building cross-chain messaging contracts, and running custom relayers.
llms-relayers.txt
MultiGov
Architecture, deployment steps, and upgrade instructions for multichain governance on EVM and Solana.
llms-multigov.txt
Queries
Guides for using the Wormhole Query SDK and Proxy to construct, test, and verify on-chain data queries across chains.
llms-queries.txt
TypeScript SDK
Docs for working with VAAs, payloads, and cross-chain message structures using the TypeScript SDK.
llms-typescript-sdk.txt
Note
The llms-full.txt file may exceed the input limits of some language models due to its size. If you encounter limitations, consider using the files by category.