<page>.md

Append .md to any documentation URL and the response is the Markdown that page was rendered from.

/duxt/getting-started      → the page
/duxt/getting-started.md   → its source

#Notes

It is a middleware, not a route, because .md is a suffix on the last segment rather than a segment of its own — a route file cannot match it.

A reader never has to append it by hand. Every page advertises its own twin from its head with <link rel="alternate" type="text/markdown">, next to a rel="describedby" naming the /llms.txt that covers it — see Machine readers.

This is what DuxtCopyPage hands to a model: the source, not the rendered page.