Availability
Whether the file sits in the site root, what status code it returns, and whether the content type is correct.
Check the file, find the errors, and build a ready llms.txt for your site.
Check a siteFour areas that decide how readable the file is for search engines and AI systems.
Whether the file sits in the site root, what status code it returns, and whether the content type is correct.
Project name, description, sections, and markdown formatting.
Absolute URLs, duplicates, suspicious addresses, and list size.
Whether the site description is clear and whether the listed pages are the ones that matter.
Fill in four fields and the tool returns a structure and a ready markdown file.
llms.txt gives AI systems a short map of the project: what the company does and which pages to read first.
The file does not replace sitemap.xml, robots.txt, or a sound site structure. It sits alongside them.
A practical introduction to llms.txt, robots.txt, and file structure.
Read the guideIn the root of the domain, at /llms.txt. On website builders without root access, serve it through a proxy or an edge worker.
No. It helps most on sites with documentation, services, or a large content section, where important pages are hard to find by crawling.
You can, but a long list dilutes the signal. Keep it to the pages you want cited.
No. It builds and validates the file. Publishing happens on your side.
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