Using LLMs
What does CRX offer an agent?
One machine-readable map of the venue and its docs: an llms.txt file at the site root.
| Resource | Path | What it is |
|---|---|---|
llms.txt | /llms.txt | A short, structured summary of CRX plus links to the key docs, product, and legal pages. |
A CRX llms.txt is published. It is served at /llms.txt from the site root.
No llms-full.txt is published. There is no single concatenated full-text dump of the docs yet. Point the agent at /llms.txt and let it follow the links.
What is in llms.txt?
The standard llms.txt shape: an H1, a blockquote summary, then sections of links.
- A one-paragraph description of what CRX is.
- Documentation — architecture, flows, whitepaper, litepaper.
- Product — the desk, the mark, onboarding.
- How it works — the price model, collateral, eligibility.
- Legal — terms, privacy, risk disclosures.
- Contact.
The model description in the published llms.txt predates the canonical NDF model and is being reconciled. Where the file and the docs disagree, the docs win — start the agent from How CRX works (~6 min), which is current. The authoritative truths: NDF-only, direct-bilateral (no central counterparty), no margin call, cascade-based liquidation.
How do I point an agent at the docs?
Give it the root llms.txt and let it crawl from there.
https://<crx-docs-host>/llms.txt
The host is the deployed docs site. The file links out to the docs, product, and legal pages an agent needs to answer questions about CRX.
What should an agent read first?
The pages that carry the current model, in order.
| Read | Why | Time |
|---|---|---|
| How CRX works | The model, current and authoritative | ~6 min |
| Supported pairs | The live pair set and feeds | ~1 min |
| CRX API → Get started | The endpoints an agent can call | ~4 min |
| Live deployments | The on-chain addresses | ~1 min |
Can an agent trade through CRX?
Only on-chain, signing for itself. The relayer brokers and anchors; the bind is an on-chain transaction the trading party signs. An agent can read the venue freely over the public endpoints, but moving money still requires a signature and an approved, whitelisted firm. See CRX API → Get started (~4 min).
Next: Tools → Introduction (~2 min) — the full tooling surface and when to reach for each.