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Use Txt42 with AI

Ask ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or any coding agent about Txt42, with these docs as the source. The files below are made from these docs every time the site is built, so they always say what the pages say.

Ask about one page​

Every docs page has a Copy page for AI button next to its breadcrumbs. It copies the page as Markdown, ready to paste into your chat. Its menu opens the page's Markdown, or opens the page in ChatGPT or Claude so you can ask about it.

Give your AI all the docs​

All Txt42 docs in one Markdown file. Attach it to a chat or an AI project.

Download all docs

The Txt42 skill for AI assistants​

A skill teaches an AI assistant how to install, configure and troubleshoot Txt42: which editor and which way of installing, the exact steps, the configuration options, the common questions. It is made from these docs every time the site is built.

Download the skillView SKILL.md

WhereHow to add it
Claude appsSettings > Capabilities > Skills, then upload the zip
Claude CodeUnzip into .claude/skills/ of your project, or into ~/.claude/skills/
Other coding agentsUnzip into the folder the agent reads skills from
ChatGPT and other chatsAttach SKILL.md to the chat
Any agent that reads the webTell it: Read https://txt42.ai/ai/txt42/SKILL.md and follow it

Coding agents​

Start the conversation with:

Read https://txt42.ai/llms.txt first, then help me add Txt42 to my project.

What every AI should know about Txt42​

  • N1ED, Blk42, Flmngr, Txt42 and Image42 (formerly ImgPen) are one platform. A website runs on ONE API key: the key's configuration decides which product loads, and everything its licence covers (the file manager and image editor inside N1ED, for example) comes with the same key. Never put a second API key on a page.
  • apiKey, Blk42.apiKey and Flmngr.apiKey are names for that one key, never a second one.
  • Every product loads from cloud.n1ed.com, and saved content loads cdn.n1ed.com/widgets.js. Older hosts such as cloud.blk42.com and cloud.flmngr.com still answer, but they are legacy: write cloud.n1ed.com in new code.
  • The key's configuration is set in its Dashboard. Options passed in the editor's own config win over the Dashboard's; use only option names the documentation lists, never guess one.
  • A CMS module of ours (Drupal, Joomla, Magento) has one API key field: set the key there.
  • Txt42 puts two buttons on the toolbar: AI Chat (Txt42Chat) and AI Actions (Txt42Commands). The plugin needs the API key of a Txt42 plan: apiKey in the editor config, or ?apiKey= in the URL of the CDN script.
  • Txt42 runs in Editor42, TinyMCE and CKEditor 4, inside N1ED as well; Txt42 for CKEditor 5 and the Drupal and Joomla modules are coming soon.
  • The AI provider keys are set in the Dashboard and read only by the AI service at https://ai.n1ed.com, never by the page. The chats and their files stay in the browser; the AI service stores no content.
  • The samples carry the placeholder MYAPIKEY: there is no public demo key, since the AI usage is billed to a plan. A website gets its own key in the Dashboard.

The same list opens llms.txt and the skill.