Offline & AI

Take the docs anywhere.

Feed every LychD page to your own AI assistant and ask it hundreds of questions, or run this whole site on your laptop without internet. Both are rebuilt automatically every time the site updates.

for AI assistants

AI pack Markdown

Every page as a clean Markdown file in the official order, each with its plain-English summary on top, plus a glossary that decodes all the fantasy names.

302 pages ~880k tokens 3.9 MB zip
Download AI pack

Contains README, GLOSSARY, INDEX, ALL-IN-ONE, one file per chapter and one per page.

for reading offline

Offline website

This exact site: docs, summaries, Lore/Plain switch, glossary, visual guide and search. Unzip, then double-click the start script. Needs Node.js or Python, which most dev machines already have.

Windows start-windows.cmd Mac / Linux start-mac-linux.sh
Download offline site

Opens at localhost:4173. Opening the HTML files directly won't work; use the script.

Direct links

For agents that can fetch URLs.

llms.txt

Index for agents: every page with a one-line summary and a link to its Markdown.

llms-full.txt

Everything in one file: glossary plus all pages.

GLOSSARY.md

Every fantasy name mapped to its plain name, with analogy and status.

INDEX.md

Table of contents in the official sidebar order.

Chapters, one file each

Handy when a tool limits upload size. Token counts are approximate.

Overview pages (home, getting started, install, map, state of work, roadmap) 6 pages · ~100k tokensSepulcher 88 pages · ~216k tokensDivination 22 pages · ~70k tokensCompositions 139 pages · ~240k tokensLexicon 3 pages · ~21k tokensCovenants 44 pages · ~224k tokens
How to use it

Pick your tool.

Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, Windsurf

  1. Download the AI pack and unzip it into your project, e.g. lychd-docs/.
  2. Ask away. @-mention the folder, GLOSSARY.md or a chapter, or let the agent search docs/ itself.
  3. Optional: save the prompt below as a project rule (e.g. .cursor/rules/lychd.mdc).

ChatGPT, Claude Projects, Gemini Gems

  1. Create a project and paste the prompt below as its instructions.
  2. Upload GLOSSARY.md plus the chapter files you need. ALL-IN-ONE.md works if the tool accepts large files.
  3. Ask questions inside that project.

NotebookLM

  1. Create a notebook.
  2. Add GLOSSARY.md and the chapter files as sources (each is a separate source).
  3. Ask, and click citations to jump to the passage.

Local models: Ollama, LM Studio, Open WebUI, AnythingLLM

  1. Create a knowledge base / document collection.
  2. Add the docs/ folder from the AI pack (one file per page works best for retrieval).
  3. Use the prompt below as the system prompt.

Agents that browse the web

  1. Point them at https://lychd.snayu.ai/llms.txt.
  2. They can follow its links to any page as Markdown, or fetch llms-full.txt for everything.
Suggested instructions

Paste into your assistant's system prompt, project instructions or rules file.

You are helping me understand LychD, an open-source self-hosted AI platform. Answer only from the attached LychD docs.
- The docs use fantasy names. Use GLOSSARY.md to translate them, and give the plain name first with the docs name in brackets, e.g. "Memory Vault (Phylactery)".
- Treat the State of Work page as the source of truth for what works today. Say whether something is Available, Partial, Operator validation or only Designed.
- Name the docs page each answer comes from. If the docs don't cover something, say so instead of guessing.

Snapshot generated 2026-11-10. Summaries are a Snayu onboarding aid; the Hexanomicon is authoritative.