Print Multiple Files Separated With Filename¶

$ tail -n +1 mkdocs.yml README.md requirements.txt

This command prints given files' content separated by their filenames. Uses tail command to print the filename before printing the file content.

This command is useful for legal purposes and passing your project to a LLM.

tail -n

-n +NUM to skip NUM-1 lines at the start (Instead of printing just last 10 lines).

Examples¶

$ tail -n +1 $(find . -type f) > all_files.txt

find . -type -f: Lists all regular files.

You can use grep -a "==>" all_files.txt to check which files' content is written.