Is the Beta stable?

Has anyone experienced any issues with the beta version so far? If so, were they serious problems or just minor bugs? And what kind of bugs have you encountered?

absolute stable, no bugs.

i’am also on macOS27 and no problems.

..same

We recommend everyone upgrade to the 3.0 beta, it’s got more features, more fixes, and is more stable than the 2.x build :slightly_smiling_face:

We’re aiming to release the non-beta version of 3.0 in September, there’s just a couple more features we need to finish off first :wink:

come on ^^… it’s Gossip Friday today. :rofl:

Beta very good :+1:

Gossip :slight_smile:

More please…

I can read between the lines which “features” need to be finished. You Tube channel has been silent lately with new videos which means ya’ll are hard at work finishing up what has been teased. Looking forward to the official release of 3.0 later this month.

Yes, exactly, the next build will have A LOT of new features and fixes!

Yes excited for the new version… thanx :slight_smile:

We’re here to listen if you want to share some things…

Hahahaha :slight_smile:

Does anyone know anything about llms.txt for SEO/AIO :wink:

Yes. Would be interesting addition, though it’s unclear to me how well it’s being used at the moment. Are you saying that you’ll build it automatically?

Had to research and look it up…

“llms.txt” means “a text file for the AI chatbots.”

AIO is AI Optimization.

From what I read - AIO is very cool :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

If someone is trying in AI to look up Trumpet Warm Up information - AIO can direct them to my book - that’s how i understand it… - so far

Yes, I am using it for https://einfach-gute-webseiten.de

See: https://einfach-gute-webseiten.de/llms.txt

None of the major AI providers have confirmed they are using this yet, but Google PageSpeed does check and rate for it. It’s also more efficient for an LLM to read the markdown (and the associated markdown file for each page) than it is to scan through all the html pages. This is something we can add for free that is done automatically for users, so it seems a no-brainer to me.

Better to hedge your bets and take every advantage you can while try to get found on the web!

There’s more details on this emerging standard here…

Are you building out the corresponding <page>.html.md files?

If not, the next build of Elements might be able to help you out with that :wink:

Currently not

Ask Claude: How can I make a llms.txt for …. ?

My site is too small to have any use for this. Llms is enough next to a good structure within the sites. Still, great if elements does support this :slight_smile:

This is good for all pages? Or just CMS pages?

Does it add code to each CMS file? I think it would… which is good :+1: