AI-readable site files

Generate an llms.txt file from your public pages.

Create a concise Markdown index for AI assistants, answer engines, and research agents. Start with a sitemap, a homepage, or a curated list of URLs.

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llms.txt Markdown 
# Example Site

> Practical source pages for AI assistants.

## Core pages
- [Pricing](https://example.com/pricing): Plans and limits.
- [Docs](https://example.com/docs): Product usage reference.

Generator

First version scans up to 25 public pages and builds a lightweight llms.txt.

Free
Input source

Output

Generated content will appear here.

# Waiting for input

When to use each mode

Choose the least complicated source that still represents the pages you want AI systems to find.

Sitemap mode

Use this when the site already has a clean sitemap.xml. It is the fastest way to collect public URLs.

Website mode

Use this for quick checks. The generator tries /sitemap.xml first, then falls back to the homepage.

URL list mode

Use this when you want control over which pages AI assistants should read first.

Generated format

The output follows the common llms.txt pattern: a title, short summary, grouped links, and notes for AI readers.

1. Title A single H1 naming the site or product.
2. Summary A blockquote with the shortest useful description.
3. Core pages Markdown links with compact descriptions.
4. Notes Guidance for source freshness and preferred references.

Credits roadmap

Basic generation stays free. Deeper crawls and full-content packages should use the site-wide credit system.

Free llms.txt 0 credits Titles, descriptions, canonical page list.
Validation Planned Format checks, link checks, and AI-readiness scoring.
llms-full.txt Planned Full content extraction priced by page count.