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This PR adds Sprite Garden to the llms.txt hub.

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Website: https://kherrick.github.io/sprite-garden/
llms.txt: https://kherrick.github.io/sprite-garden/llms.txt

Category: ai-ml


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    • Added Sprite Garden website entry with metadata and description to the available resources.

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Added a new MDX file for the Sprite Garden website entry in the llms.txt hub content directory. The file contains YAML frontmatter with metadata (name, description, website, URLs, category, publish date) and a markdown introduction to the project.

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New Website Entry
packages/content/data/websites/sprite-garden-llms-txt.mdx
New file with YAML frontmatter containing Sprite Garden metadata (name, description, website, llmsUrl, llmsFullUrl, category, publishedAt: '2025-11-25') and markdown body introducing the project

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🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~2 minutes

  • Static data file addition with no logic or complex dependencies
  • Verify frontmatter schema consistency and required fields are populated correctly

Possibly related PRs

  • PR #430: Adds new MDX entries for additional websites with identical frontmatter schema and file structure under packages/content/data/websites/
  • PR #389: Similar website entry addition using the same YAML frontmatter pattern (name, description, website, llmsUrl, llmsFullUrl, category, publishedAt)

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Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly and specifically describes the main change: adding a new website (Sprite Garden) to the llms.txt hub collection.
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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
packages/content/data/websites/sprite-garden-llms-txt.mdx (1)

13-13: Optional: Consider more concise phrasing.

The description uses "a variety of crops" which could be simplified to "various crops" for conciseness. This is a minor style suggestion from the linter, but the current wording is acceptable.

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packages/content/data/websites/sprite-garden-llms-txt.mdx

[style] ~13-~13: Consider using a more concise synonym.
Context: ...r biomes, mine resources, and cultivate a variety of crops.

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The Linear search didn't return information about the llms.txt hub project itself. Let me search the web for information about llms.txt format and verify the Sprite Garden project:Great! Now let me verify that the Sprite Garden llms.txt file exists and is accessible:Let me also search for information about the llms-txt-hub project structure to ensure the frontmatter format is correct:Perfect! I now have sufficient context to provide a comprehensive summary for the PR review. Let me compile the findings.

Review Context for PR #468: Adding Sprite Garden to llms.txt Hub

Project Context

The llms.txt hub serves as a central hub for discovering and sharing llms.txt implementations, with the llms.txt file being a standardized way to provide information about how LLM-powered tools and services should interact with documentation and codebase. The contribution process requires entries to include project name, description, website URL, llms.txt URL, and category, with validation checking for working links to llms.txt files, accurate project descriptions, proper categorization, and consistent formatting.

About Sprite Garden

Sprite Garden is a 2D sandbox exploration and farming game where players explore procedurally generated worlds, discover different biomes, mine resources, and cultivate a variety of crops. As a fully HTML, CSS, and JavaScript game, it is highly readable, hackable, and customizable. The project is maintained by kherrick and is hosted at https://kherrick.github.io/sprite-garden/.

About the llms.txt Standard

The llms.txt file uses Markdown to structure information rather than a classic structured format such as XML, with the reason being that these files are expected to be read by language models and agents. The specification defines two distinct files: /llms.txt (a streamlined view of documentation navigation to help AI systems quickly understand site structure) and /llms-full.txt (a comprehensive file containing all documentation in one place).

Key Validation Points for Review

  1. Link Verification: The validation process checks for working links to llms.txt files. The PR references llms.txt at https://kherrick.github.io/sprite-garden/llms.txt.

  2. Frontmatter Format: The PR uses standard MDX frontmatter with fields: name, description, website, llmsUrl, llmsFullUrl (currently empty), category (ai-ml), and publishedAt.

  3. Category Appropriateness: Projects are organized into primary categories including AI & ML and secondary categories such as personal. The "ai-ml" category appears appropriate for a game project, though consider if there's a gaming-specific category in the hub's taxonomy.

  4. Standard Adoption Status: llms.txt is currently just a proposed standard rather than something that's actually being used by the major AI companies, with none of the LLM companies like OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic having officially said they're following these files when they crawl websites.

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packages/content/data/websites/sprite-garden-llms-txt.mdx (3)

2-8: Verify category classification for Sprite Garden.

The entry is categorized as 'ai-ml', but Sprite Garden is described as a 2D sandbox exploration and farming game built with HTML/CSS/JavaScript, not an AI/ML-specific project. The llms.txt hub may use this category for projects that provide llms.txt files (meaning they support AI/ML interaction), but this should be verified against the hub's taxonomy to ensure proper discoverability.

Does Sprite Garden integrate AI capabilities or serve primarily as a reference implementation in the AI/ML category? If it's a standard game project providing llms.txt documentation, confirm whether a gaming or tools category would be more appropriate.


5-6: Clarify empty llmsFullUrl field.

Line 6 shows llmsFullUrl: '' (empty string). Per the llms.txt specification, there are two distinct files: /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt. Confirm whether:

  • Sprite Garden only provides /llms.txt (no comprehensive version), or
  • The /llms-full.txt endpoint exists but was omitted.

If the full version exists, update the field. If not, verify that this convention (empty string for missing full version) is acceptable per the hub's guidelines.


4-5: Verify that referenced URLs are accessible and valid.

The entry references:

  • website: https://kherrick.github.io/sprite-garden/
  • llmsUrl: https://kherrick.github.io/sprite-garden/llms.txt

Ensure both URLs are accessible and the llms.txt file is properly formatted and serves valid content.

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