Agent files manifest
Browse Enad agent files, route guides, and version tracks before handing work to an agent.
Agent setup
Open JSONFiles agents can load
Use these files when an agent needs the right Enad docs route, supported surface version, or compact starting point.
- Start small
- /llms.txt
- Need breadth
- /llms-full.txt
- Need structure
- /ai/manifest.json
- Updated
- Apr 25, 2026
Files to load
How to choose
Open the smallest file that can route the task.Updated Jul 1, 2026
Verify exact SDK, API, Search, and event facts in the matching reference.Use the larger bundle only when the task crosses several Enad areas.
Route guides
Agent guidesGuideAgent quickstartQuickstartAPI route guideAPI GuideAgent filesAgent File GuideEnad app auth.mdIntegration GuideAgent files manifestManifest BrowserMCP serverMCP GuidePrompt recipesPrompt RecipesReact SDK agent guidePackage GuideReact SDK agent commerce and Search handoffPackage GuideReact SDK discovery and importsPackage GuideReact SDK agent theme and iconsPackage GuideTypeScript SDK agent guidePackage Guide
Versions and surfaces
Start here when you want to inspect the files and route guides an agent can load before handing off Enad work. The panel above links to the public agent files and shows which route guides are available.
Use it when an agent or maintainer needs to answer:
- Which agent route is the narrowest safe starting point?
- Which agent file should a client request first?
- Which version track applies to package, API, Search, Media, Events, or integration work?
- Which Enad area should the agent open next?
Agent usage
For most agent tasks, start with /llms.txt. Use /llms-full.txt when the task spans several Enad areas. Use /ai/manifest.json when the agent needs structured route data.
Agents should use this human route for inspection and /ai/manifest.json for structured ingestion.