HiTechCloud is now available in an AI-friendly format at hitechcloud.org/llms.txt and hitechcloud.org/llms-full.txt. This means you can give ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any other AI assistant instant access to our site and docs — and get accurate answers instead of guesses.

Here's how to use it.

What are these files?

We publish two files, following the llms.txt standard:

• hitechcloud.org/llms.txt is a short index of the HiTechCloud website - the homepage, features, pricing, comparisons, and other pages - each with a one-line description and link. Use this when an AI just needs an overview and can follow links as needed.
• hitechcloud.org/llms-full.txt contains the complete HiTechCloud documentation in a single markdown file, regenerated automatically with every documentation update. Use this when an AI needs the full docs in one shot - installation steps, hitechcloudcli commands, API reference, and everything else.

AI models often have outdated or incomplete knowledge about HiTechCloud. By pointing them at these files, you're giving them the current docs — including the latest hitechcloudcli commands, API endpoints, and features.

ChatGPT

Paste the URL directly into your prompt:

Read https://hitechcloud.org/llms-full.txt and then answer:
how do I set up a DNS cluster with two HiTechCloud servers?

ChatGPT will fetch the file and answer using the actual documentation instead of stale training data.

Claude

Same approach — paste the link in your message:

Use the docs at https://hitechcloud.org/llms-full.txt as your reference.
How do I limit CPU and RAM for a specific user?

If you use Claude Projects, add the file once as project knowledge: download llms-full.txt and upload it to your project. Every conversation in that project then has full HiTechCloud context without re-fetching.

Cursor

In Cursor, add our docs as a documentation source:

1. Open Settings → Features → Docs
2. Click Add new doc
3. Enter https://hitechcloud.org/llms-full.txt

Then reference it in any chat with @Docs and select HiTechCloud. Cursor will use the documentation when writing scripts against the HiTechCloud API, hitechcloudcli, or building integrations.

Claude Code and other CLI agents

Working on automation scripts for your HiTechCloud server? Tell your coding agent to load the docs first:

Fetch https://hitechcloud.org/llms-full.txt for HiTechCloud documentation,
then write a bash script that creates 10 users with the nginx-mariadb plan.

HiTechCloud MCP: go beyond docs

Reading docs is one thing — since HiTechCloud 1.7.65, AI assistants can also manage your server directly through our MCP (Model Context Protocol) support, covering 160+ API endpoints. Combine the two: llms-full.txt gives your AI the knowledge, MCP gives it the hands.

Example prompts to try

Once your AI has the docs loaded:

• "What's the difference between the Community and Enterprise editions?"
• "Walk me through migrating accounts from cPanel to HiTechCloud"
• "Which hitechcloudcli command changes a user's PHP version?"
• "Write a monitoring script that alerts me when a user's container is down"

Why we did this

AI assistants are how a growing number of admins troubleshoot and learn. If the model has stale training data, you get wrong answers and wasted time. Publishing an llms.txt and llms-full.txt costs us nothing to maintain (both are generated on every build) and gives you a reliable way to bring any AI up to speed on HiTechCloud in one prompt.

Try it: hitechcloud.org/llms.txt or hitechcloud.org/llms-full.txt