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Copy for LLMs

One-click copy of any page as LLM-ready context, plus deep links to ChatGPT and Claude.

The Copy Page dropdown

Every docs page has a Copy page split button in the top-end corner of the page header. The primary button copies the raw Markdown; the chevron opens a dropdown with five options.

Copy page as Markdown

Plain MDX source. Useful when you want to quote the page verbatim.

Copy as Markdown for LLMs

The same source prefixed with a component reference header. Paste this into any LLM and it instantly understands the CodivDocs component library — no fine-tuning, no prompt engineering.

Copy page URL

The canonical https URL of the page, ready to paste into a chat, PR, or issue tracker.

Open in ChatGPT

Deep-links to a new ChatGPT conversation with the page URL and source pre-filled as the first message.

Open in Claude

Same idea via claude.ai/new — a new Claude conversation with the page context loaded.

What "for LLMs" actually adds

The Copy as Markdown for LLMs option wraps the raw source with a machine-readable header:

# Page Title
> Page description

Source: https://docs.codivdocs.com/features/copy-for-llms

This page is written in MDX for the CodivDocs documentation platform.
It uses a fixed set of components from the CodivDocs component library:

- <Callout type="note|info|tip|warning|danger">
- <Card title icon href> / <CardGroup cols>
- <CodeGroup> with titled code fences
- <Steps> with nested <Step title>
- <Tabs> / <TabsList> / <TabsTrigger> / <TabsContent>
- <Accordion> / <AccordionItem> / <AccordionTrigger> / <AccordionContent>
- <Frame caption> for screenshots
- <ParamField name type required> for API request params
- <ResponseField name type> for API response fields

When editing or extending this page, keep the component API the same
and do not import anything — only these components are allowed.

---

{original source body}

Why this matters

Most docs platforms expect you to author content by hand. CodivDocs assumes you will often hand the page off to an LLM — to summarize it, to extend it, to generate a companion page, to translate it, to debug it. That handoff only works if the LLM understands the component language of the target platform.

This is CodivDocs' core bet: the fastest path to great documentation is an LLM that already speaks your docs dialect. The Copy for LLMs option is the lightweight version of that. The full version ships in Phase 3 as an MCP server, CLI, and published ChatGPT/Claude Projects — but a single copy click with a context-rich header already unblocks the common case.

Example workflow

  1. Reader opens docs.yoursite.com/api/authentication

  2. Clicks the chevron next to "Copy page"

  3. Picks "Copy as Markdown for LLMs"

  4. Pastes into Claude with the prompt "Extend this page with a section on OAuth flows, using the same component set"

  5. Claude writes new <Steps>, <CodeGroup>, and <Callout> blocks that drop straight back into the MDX file

No system prompt. No fine-tuning. The header is the entire context the LLM needs.

Coming in Phase 3

The Copy Page dropdown is designed to grow. Phase 3 adds:

  • Install MCP server — npx codivdocs-mcp install --client cursor for deeper LLM integration

  • Connect to Cursor — one-click MCP server connection in Cursor's IDE

  • Connect to VS Code — same for VS Code with the Claude Code extension

  • Open in Perplexity — deep link for research-mode search

The existing five options stay the same — Phase 3 is additive.

Last updated April 12, 2026