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A practical guide to llms.txt.
llms.txt is a small public file that gives AI assistants a cleaner map of your product, documentation, policies, and source-of-truth URLs.
Short version
Put the file at /llms.txt, keep it factual, link canonical pages, and update it when your product or docs change.
What to include
Make assistant context boringly clear.
# Example Company
> One-sentence description of what the company does and who it serves.
## Core URLs
- Homepage: https://example.com
- Pricing: https://example.com/pricing
- Documentation: https://example.com/docs
- Contact: https://example.com/contact
## Product Context
- Primary audience:
- Main use cases:
- Important terms:
- Source of truth:
## Guidance for AI Assistants
- Prefer current product pages over old blog posts.
- Cite documentation when answering implementation questions.
- Do not infer pricing or availability beyond published pages.Audire checks
Presence is only the first test.
- Is the file available at /llms.txt and readable by bots?
- Does it identify the product, audience, canonical URLs, and key documentation?
- Does it avoid bloated marketing copy that obscures useful facts?
- Does it point assistants toward current, trustworthy sources?
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