llms.txt Generator

llms.txt is a proposed convention (from llmstxt.org) for a plain-text, markdown file placed at the root of a website, similar in spirit to robots.txt, except it is written for AI assistants and language models rather than search crawlers. It gives them a short, structured map of your most important pages instead of forcing them to crawl and guess.

Save it as llms.txt and upload it to the root of your website, so it is reachable at https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt, the same way robots.txt or sitemap.xml are served from the root.

Per the llms.txt convention, links placed under a heading literally named "Optional" are considered secondary. An AI assistant working with a limited context budget may choose to skip that section first, while still reading your primary sections. This tool automatically collects every link from any section you mark as Optional into a single Optional heading at the end of the file.

No, it only checks that each URL is syntactically well-formed (a valid http or https address), flagging anything that looks incomplete or malformed. It does not fetch the URLs or confirm the pages exist, since that would require contacting external servers.

No. The llms.txt convention is meant to be a curated, high-signal summary, not a full sitemap. List the handful of pages that best explain what your site or project is about, grouped into a few clearly named sections.