llms.txt is the emerging standard that tells ChatGPT, Claude and other AI models what your site is about. We crawl your key pages and write the file for you.
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llms.txt is a markdown file you place at the root of your website — yourdomain.com/llms.txt — that gives AI models a clean, curated map of your site. Where robots.txt tells crawlers what they may fetch, llms.txt tells language models what your business does and which pages best explain it. As AI assistants increasingly answer questions directly, the sites they understand best are the ones they cite.
The three files do different jobs. robots.txt controls access, sitemap.xml lists every URL, and llms.txt explains meaning. You need all three: robots.txt so crawlers behave, a sitemap so nothing is missed, and llms.txt so AI assistants describe your business accurately instead of guessing from a noisy crawl.
llms.txt is a proposed markdown file placed at /llms.txt that tells AI models what your site is about and which pages matter most. Like robots.txt, but written for language models instead of crawlers.
Early adopters and AI companies are starting to honour it. It is low-effort, harmless, and gives AI assistants a clean, curated summary of your site — which improves the odds of accurate citations.
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