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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.declarativeforms.com/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Use this setup when you want OpenAI Codex, GitHub Copilot, Claude Code, or another coding agent to create or edit Declarative Forms YAML.

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Add context

Use the full docs context when the agent can read a URL: 
https://docs.declarativeforms.com/llms-full.txt
Use the compact docs index when the agent needs a smaller starting point: 
https://docs.declarativeforms.com/llms.txt
If the agent supports capability files, you can also provide: 
https://docs.declarativeforms.com/skill.md

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Use this prompt

Use the Declarative Forms documentation at https://docs.declarativeforms.com/llms-full.txt.

Create or update a complete Declarative Forms YAML file for:
<describe the form, audience, fields, routing, validation, and submission destination>

Rules:
- Use version: 1.
- Use only documented field types, validators, connections, completion settings, and top-level properties.
- Keep field and section ids lowercase, stable, and snake_case.
- Preserve existing ids when editing an existing form.
- Include required validators where the respondent must answer.
- Use visible_when or conditional section navigation only when the behavior requires it.
- After the YAML, list any assumptions.

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Check the result

  • The file starts with version: 1.
  • Every section has an id, title, fields, and next.
  • Every field has an id, type, and label.
  • Conditional expressions reference values with data.<field_id>.
  • Connections use email or webhook.
For field-specific options, use Field types.