IlliniHunt Documentation
Index of IlliniHunt documentation for people and for agents: API reference, OpenAPI description, llms.txt, and site background.
Everything IlliniHunt publishes about itself, in one place. If you are an automated agent, start with llms.txt — it states plainly what this site is good for and what it is not.
For agents
- llms.txt — machine-readable site guide, including a "when to use IlliniHunt" section that names the queries this site can and cannot answer.
- openapi.json — OpenAPI 3.1 description of every public endpoint, with typed parameters, response schemas, and a unique operation id per operation.
- .well-known/api-catalog — RFC 9727 link set pointing at the API description, the documentation, and the liveness probe.
- /api — a JSON index served from the website host, telling you that the API lives on a different host and where.
- sitemap.xml — every crawlable page.
For developers
- Developer documentation — endpoint reference, worked
curlexamples, pagination, rate limits, error format, and the authentication model. - Source code — the whole application, MIT-licensed.
- Issue tracker — bugs, feature requests, and questions.
About the site
- About IlliniHunt — what the site is, who can post, how ranking works, who runs it.
- Contact — how to reach the maintainers, report content, or request removal.
- Privacy — what is stored, what is public, and what is never exposed through the API.