llms.txt generator
Reads your site and writes the llms.txt file for you, ready to upload.
What llms.txt is for
An llms.txt file sits at the root of your site and tells an AI assistant which pages are worth reading and how they fit together. Robots.txt says what a crawler may not touch; llms.txt says what is actually worth its time.
It is a plain markdown file — a title, a one-line summary, then grouped links with a short note on each. Nothing about it is technical. The hard part is deciding what belongs in it, which is why this tool builds a first draft from the pages you already have.
Where the content comes from
Your sitemap, if you publish one, because that is your own statement of which pages exist. If there is no readable sitemap the generator falls back to the links on your home page, which works but produces a thinner file — publishing a sitemap and running this again is worth the five minutes.
Each page is then fetched for its title and meta description. Shallow pages are preferred over deep ones, and the list is capped at twenty-four so that clicking a button on our site does not mean hundreds of requests to yours.
Read it before you publish it
The file is generated from your own titles and descriptions, which means it inherits whatever is wrong with them. A page called "Home" or a description left at the theme default will land in the file exactly as written.
Treat the output as a first draft that is ninety per cent done. Fix the titles that read badly, drop the pages that do not matter, and upload it to your site root so it answers at /llms.txt — the same place robots.txt lives.