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We crawl your site and consolidate it into the full-content file LLMs read. Review, edit, and publish.
THE GUIDE
Both live at your site root and both help LLMs understand your content — but they do different jobs. llms.txt is a concise, curated index: a title, a short summary, and links to your most important pages. It's navigation and summary. llms-full.txt is the consolidated full text — the actual readable content of those pages in one file, so an LLM can ingest everything without crawling.
Publish both: keep /llms.txt lean and link to /llms-full.txt under a “Machine-readable” section for the complete content.
The draft above is a starting point sourced from a crawl — trim boilerplate, fix headings, and remove anything you don't want LLMs to reproduce before you publish.
Consolidated Content
One file with the full readable text of your site, ready for LLMs to ingest.
Crawler-Sourced
We fetch your pages and assemble a first draft — you edit before publishing.
llmstxt.org Format
Title, summary, then full-content sections — the emerging standard LLMs expect.
Pairs with llms.txt
llms.txt is the index; llms-full.txt is the full text it points to.
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