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UID:pretalx-pydata-london-2026-3MAU9W@pretalx.com
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DESCRIPTION:As coding agents grow in popularity\, open source project docum
 entation is increasingly consumed by LLMs. When people build things with y
 our open source library their agent will read your documentation and write
  code based on what it discovers there. To ensure your users have a good e
 xperience we need to start thinking about how to write and publish our doc
 umentation to make sure agents produce the best code possible.\n\nCoding a
 gents are now on the critical path for making decisions around which libra
 ries to use. For open source developers it’s important to market your pr
 ojects to LLMs as well as humans. Publishing material about the project in
  a way that is easy to discover and parse for models is key to increasing 
 adoption.\n\nThis talk will cover key things you need to know to make your
  project successful in a coding agent world:\n\n- SEO for the LLM age\n- P
 ublishing your docs in context efficient formats like markdown\n- Providin
 g plentiful examples that ensure agents produce idiomatic code for your li
 brary\n- Adding LLM specific information to the documentation to help shap
 e behaviour
DTSTAMP:20260602T224252Z
LOCATION:Doddington Forum
SUMMARY:Documenting your open source projects for machines - Jacob Tomlinso
 n
URL:https://pretalx.com/pydata-london-2026/talk/3MAU9W/
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