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Using These Docs with AI Assistants

If you use an AI assistant — a chatbot, a coding agent, or a support copilot — it can answer ScrewDrivers questions well when you point it at this documentation properly. Here's how to get reliable results.

Point your assistant at the docs​

  • The machine-readable index lives at docs.tricerat.com/llms.txt. It lists every current page with a description, plus guidance written for agents. If your assistant accepts URLs or context sources, give it that one first.
  • Assistants that crawl can also use the sitemap. Individual pages are plain HTML with descriptive headings, so direct page URLs work well as context too.

Give it your context​

The answers change with your environment, so tell the assistant up front:

  • Your edition — Essentials, Pro, or Enterprise. Features like print servers, scanning, and mobile printing are edition-specific.
  • Your ScrewDrivers version (find it in the client's About tab or ScrewDrivers Administration) and your License Server version — compatibility guidance depends on both.
  • Your platform — Citrix, RDP/RDS, Omnissa Horizon, and your endpoint OS mix.

A prompt like "We run ScrewDrivers Pro 7.9.x on Citrix with Windows and IGEL endpoints — using docs.tricerat.com, how do I …" gets a much better answer than the question alone.

Help it avoid the classic mistakes​

  • Archived content isn't current. Pages under /archive/ describe v6 and earlier (end of life December 31, 2025). If an assistant cites an archive page for a current question, ask it for the v7 equivalent.
  • Check currency against the release notes — that's where version facts live.
  • Ask for page links. An answer that cites the specific docs page is one you can verify; an answer without citations is a guess.

When to go to a human​

These docs describe shipped product behavior. If an assistant's answer isn't grounded in a page here — or the stakes are high — verify with Tricerat Support (support@tricerat.com, 800-582-5167 x3) before acting on it. Support can also confirm whether behavior you're seeing is a known issue.