Using these pages with an assistant

You can ask an assistant such as ChatGPT or Claude about Every and have it answer with these pages in front of it. There are two ways to do that: give it the whole documentation at once, or just the page you are reading.

All the documentation, for an assistant

Every time these docs are published, three text files made for assistants are generated:

File	What it holds	When to use it
/llms.txt	An index: each page’s title, description and link	So the assistant knows what there is and goes to the page it needs
/llms-full.txt	Every page, in full, in one text	For questions that cut across several topics
/llms-small.txt	The same, shorter	If the assistant says the text is too long

Their full addresses are https://docs.tryevery.xyz/llms.txt, https://docs.tryevery.xyz/llms-full.txt and https://docs.tryevery.xyz/llms-small.txt.

1. Open the file you want in your browser.

2. If your assistant can read links, paste the address. If not, select all the text, copy it and paste it into the conversation.

3. Ask. For example: “Using these docs, what happens if I send USDC over a network Every doesn’t accept?”

Just the page you are reading

Under the title of every page there is a Copy page button with an arrow next to it.

• Copy page copies the page’s title, its text as you see it (with the figures already filled in) and its link to your clipboard. Paste it into any assistant.
• The arrow opens Open in ChatGPT and Open in Claude. Each one starts a new conversation with that assistant and asks it to read this page so you can ask questions about it.

How to ask so it answers well

• Say where you are. Whether you use the phone or the web, and whether your bar is Neobank or Exchange.
• Ask it to cite the page. That way you can open it and check that what it says is there.
• Copy the app’s wording exactly. If a screen shows you a message, paste it word for word: the screen and button names in these pages are the app’s own.

An assistant can be wrong

It can misread a page, mix it up with what it knows about other apps or work from an old copy. When it comes to your money, the app has the final word: the order screen and a send’s review show you the amount, the network and the fee before you confirm. If the assistant and the app disagree, trust the app and, if you like, write to us.

What never to do with an assistant

No assistant needs your codes or your keys

Explaining how Every works takes none of your details. Don’t give it your six-digit code, the code you get by email, your Google or Apple password or your private key. If an assistant, a website or anyone asks you for them, or tells you to send money to an address to “fix” something, stop.

• Don’t paste screenshots with codes. If you share a screenshot, make sure no code is visible.
• Don’t let it move your money. Every has no assistant that acts for you, and sends are only signed on your phone, with your code or your face.
• Check what can read your account. If you ever connected an app or an agent to your account, you will see it under Profile → Ways in → Connected apps. Those apps can only see your wallet, positions, orders and trades; none of them can trade or move your money. From there you can Disconnect any of them.