llms.txt for your website.
Your website already contains the context an AI system needs. The challenge is finding the important pages, understanding what they are about, and presenting them in a concise, predictable file.
Discover
Sitemaps, nested indexes, and public page paths
Understand
Titles, descriptions, content, and business context
Organize
Useful headings, links, and page summaries
Publish
A consistent public /llms.txt URL
Discover the real site
A website can have more than one sitemap. Nested indexes and common sitemap paths help reveal the full public surface.
Add useful AI context
Titles and URLs are not enough on their own. A short description helps a reader decide which page to open next.
Keep the result current
Websites change. A scheduled update can detect additions and removals so the public file does not go stale.
What belongs in the file
Turn a large website into a useful starting point.
An llms.txt file should not repeat every paragraph from every page. It should give enough business context to orient the reader, then link to the pages that contain the details.
Business overview
What you do, who you serve, and what makes the offering distinct.
Products and services
The pages that explain your main offers and the problems they solve.
Docs and support
Getting started guides, technical references, FAQs, and help content.
Current information
Pricing, policies, announcements, and other pages that need regular review.
A sensible workflow
Use your website as the source of truth.
The generator can handle the repetitive work of finding pages and creating consistent summaries. You still control which website you add, when you unlock the full result, and where the public file is used.
See the step-by-step processEnter a website in the format you already use.
Let sitemap discovery find public pages, including nested sitemaps.
Review a free preview before unlocking the complete site.
Keep the public file available for automation and future updates.
Ready when your website is
Give every important page a better introduction.
Start with one public website. If you manage several sites, you can keep each one as its own project in the dashboard.
Keep exploring
More useful llms.txt resources.
Move from the format to implementation, examples, and a live check without losing the thread.