Generate your
llms.txt file

llms.txt is a plain Markdown file served at the root of a website (yoursite.com/llms.txt) that gives AI assistants a curated summary of the site: what the company does, which pages matter, where the product, contact and policy pages are. It was proposed in 2024 as the AI-era counterpart to robots.txt and sitemap.xml, and a growing number of AI crawlers fetch it before they read anything else.

The format is deliberately simple: an H1 with the site name, a blockquote with a one-paragraph summary, then H2 sections each holding a bullet list of links with a one-line description. Because it is Markdown, an assistant can read it in a single request and understand the site the way a well-briefed human would, instead of reconstructing it from dozens of pages of navigation, scripts and footers.

This generator builds the file from your real pages. We crawl the homepage, your sitemap sample and the pages linked from them, collect each page's title, description and heading, and ask our writing model to sort them into About, Key pages, Products / Services, Contact and Policies. The model only sees that inventory, and every link in its output is checked against the URLs the crawl saw, so pages it never visited cannot appear.

Treat the result as a first draft: tighten the summary, remove pages you do not want highlighted, add any that the crawl missed. Then upload the file to your web root so it answers at /llms.txt with a text/plain or text/markdown content type. Results are cached for 24 hours per domain. If you would rather we maintain it, together with the structured data and the pages that get you cited, that is part of every Redlift plan.