Check whether your site publishes an llms.txt, and read what it says.
Free, no signup. We fetch the page once and read what your server sends back.
llms.txt is an emerging convention: a plain-text summary at your domain root describing what your site is and what it contains, for AI tools that look for one. Adoption is early and nobody is obliged to honour it. It also costs almost nothing to add.
A proposed convention for a plain-text file at your domain root that summarises your site for large language models, in the way robots.txt gives instructions to crawlers. It is a community proposal, not a standard any AI company has committed to.
Some do, inconsistently. It is early. The cost of adding one is minutes, which is why it is usually worth doing despite the uncertainty.
What your organisation is, what it sells, who it suits, and links to your most useful pages. Including who you are not a good fit for is unusual and genuinely helpful to an assistant making a recommendation.
No. robots.txt controls access. llms.txt offers a summary. They serve different purposes and you want both.
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