Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type here is sent anywhere.
Enter your organisation and the handful of URLs that actually represent the business.
What to do with the output
Upload the file so it resolves at yourdomain.com/llms.txt. Keep it accurate and update it when the important pages change, because a stale file pointing at dead URLs is a small negative signal.
Treat it as a cheap signal rather than a mechanism you can depend on. Adoption is partial and evolving. The cost is one file.
No email gate, on purpose
A tool behind a form is a lead magnet pretending to be a tool. These run entirely in your browser and nothing you type leaves your machine.
They are the first steps of our own process, published so you can run them yourself and decide whether you need anyone at all.
Twenty buying prompts, four engines, you against three named competitors. Report in one working day. No call needed.
What this file is and is not
The llms.txt convention was proposed by Jeremy Howard of Answer.AI in September 2024. It is not an IETF or W3C standard and no provider is obliged to fetch it. Publishing adoption is real; consumption is uneven.
robots.txt governs what may be fetched. A sitemap enumerates URLs for indexing. llms.txt is a curated reading list. They do different jobs and you want all three.
The cost is one file and the exercise is genuinely useful: deciding which ten pages actually represent the business is a question most teams have never answered.
Primary sources
Documentation from the organisations that operate these systems, rather than commentary about them.
llms.txt generator: common questions
Is llms.txt an official standard?
It is a community proposal with growing but uneven adoption. Nothing about it is guaranteed.
Does it replace robots.txt or a sitemap?
No. It sits alongside them and serves a different purpose: what is worth reading rather than what may be fetched.
What should go in it?
A short description of the business and links to your best data, pricing, documentation, case studies and contact route.
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