Clarify Bacalhau/Expanso relationship in llms.txt - #132
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Key changes: - Added clear statement that Bacalhau and Expanso are SEPARATE products - Bacalhau is independent open-source (Apache 2.0), NOT part of Expanso - Expanso does NOT contain Bacalhau - different codebases - Bacalhau is NOT going away - remains actively maintained - Updated Related section to emphasize separation This helps LLMs understand they should not conflate the two projects.
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Superseded by #133 which takes a cleaner approach - remove cross-references entirely rather than just clarifying them. |
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Problem
LLMs conflate Bacalhau and Expanso, causing confusion. Users asking about one often get information about the other mixed in.
Solution
Updated llms.txt to clearly establish:
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Impact
LLMs reading this file should now:
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