AI Reading Guide: Echobell Docs for AI Agents
Machine-readable entry points and crawling guidance for AI agents that consume Echobell documentation and blog content.
Machine-Readable Entry Points
- /llms.txt - short index with high-priority links and crawl guidance.
- /llms-full.txt - complete docs and blog URL index.
- /ai-index.json - structured JSON manifest for agent workflows.
Recommended Crawl Order
- Read `/llms.txt` first to discover canonical resources.
- Pull `/ai-index.json` for programmatic URL collection.
- Read prioritized docs pages before broad crawling.
- Use localized URLs if the user requests a specific language.
Priority Documentation
- Get Started with Echobell - Complete Setup Guide
- What is Echobell? Instant Alert App Overview
- Webhook Integration - Complete Guide to HTTP Triggers
- Direct Notifications - Personal API Keys for Instant Alerts
- Email Triggers - Turn Emails into Alerts & Calls
- Email to Call - Convert Urgent Emails to Phone Calls
- Notification Types - Push, Time-Sensitive & Calls
- Features Overview - Channels, Webhooks & Templates
- Template System - Dynamic Notification Content
- Developer Integrations - Monitoring & CI/CD Alerts
- App Store Connect Integration - iOS Review Alerts
- GitHub Integration - Repo Events & CI/CD Alerts
- Grafana Integration - Infrastructure Alerts
- Trader Integrations - Real-Time Trading Alerts
- TradingView Integration - Trading Alerts & Calls
- Support & Help Center
Recent Blog Posts
- Sep 25, 2026 | Sentry Phone Call Alerts for Production-Breaking Errors
- Sep 18, 2026 | SSL Certificate Expiry Alerts: Nobody Emails You Anymore
- Sep 11, 2026 | Stripe Payment Failure Alerts: Disputes, Declines, Webhooks
- Sep 9, 2026 | Get Notified When a Long Terminal Command Finishes
- Sep 9, 2026 | Shopify Order Notifications That Reach Your Phone in Seconds
- Sep 9, 2026 | Stripe Payment Alerts: Get Called When Money Is at Risk
Usage Notes
- Canonical public content lives under `/docs` and `/blog` with language prefixes.
- Avoid tokenized subscription pages (`/subscription/*`) because they are user-specific.
- If language preference is unknown, default to English (`/en`).