llms.txt generator (free)

llms.txt sits at https://<domain>/llms.txt and gives language models a short, curated index of the site in markdown (proposed standard: https://llmstxt.org).

Steps

1. Fetch the home page, /sitemap.xml (or the sitemap from robots.txt), and the main navigation. With SEOsorted connected, audit_any_page operation: "sitemap" with the site url finds and reads the sitemap for you (free).
2. Pick the pages that matter most: product/service pages, pricing, docs or guides, about, contact, and the 10–20 best articles. Skip tag pages, pagination, legal boilerplate (except a privacy/terms link in "Optional").
3. Fetch each chosen page's title and write a one-line description of what it answers, in plain language.
4. Write the file in this format:

# <Site name>

> <One or two sentences: what the business does and for whom.>

<Optional short paragraph with key facts: locations, audience, what it does not do.>

## Products
- [Page title](https://example.com/page): What this page answers.

## Guides
- [Article title](https://example.com/blog/post): What this article answers.

## Optional
- [Privacy policy](https://example.com/privacy)

5. Return the file and tell the user to upload it to the site root, then link it from nowhere in particular — crawlers look for it by path.

With an SEOsorted account, ai-crawler-analytics shows which AI bots then fetch it.