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Build with AI#

AI coding assistants can integrate Storyteller faster when they work from the real documentation instead of memory. The Storyteller SDK docs are published as plain-text files that assistants can read. This section shows you how to give an assistant those files, set up a project rule, and use the integration skill.

Start in three steps#

  1. Give your assistant the docs for your platform. Start with the docs index, or follow your SDK's AI guide.
  2. Add a project rule. Tell your assistant which Storyteller SDK your app uses and where the docs are. See Set up your coding assistant.
  3. Ask for one task at a time and check the result. Compare the answer with the docs pages it came from, then build and test your app.

What's available#

Tool What it does Where
Copy for AI button Copies a summary of the page plus the full page, ready to paste into a chat. Copy as Markdown copies only the page. SDK topic pages
Docs bundle Gives your assistant the SDK documentation in one plain-text file. /<platform>/ai/llms.txt
Page files The summary and full text of one page. /<platform>/ai/llms-<slug>.txt
Release notes and analytics files Release notes and analytics events, which you can add when you need them. /<platform>/ai/llms-changelog.txt, /<platform>/ai/llms-analytics.txt
Docs index for AI Lists every SDK bundle and API site, for assistants that read llms.txt files. /llms.txt
Storyteller integration skill Guides an assistant through an integration, audit, or troubleshooting session for your app. iOS and Android Showcase repositories

For platform-specific instructions and example prompts, use your SDK's AI guide.

Give your assistant the right context#

  • Tell your assistant your platform and SDK version. The docs describe the current SDK releases. Give it your SDK's release notes when working with an older version; your SDK's AI guide links to them.
  • Give it the values it needs for your app, such as category IDs. Keep API keys in your app's existing configuration, and tell your assistant where the app reads that configuration. Share only non-secret context.

In this section#