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llms.txt generator
Answer the questions buyers actually ask. You get a valid llms.txt — Markdown, opening with a level-one heading, with real links — in the same format our paid engine emits. It runs in this page: nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, and there is no account.
The fact labels on this form are read from the same schema file the paid engine publishes from, so the free file and the paid one are the same shape. The build refuses to ship if they drift apart.
your answers
The questions
Only publish what is already true and already on your site. Anything you would rather not publish goes in the “not published” box and is recorded as a deliberate gap rather than an oversight — in a real before-and-after, facts we deliberately left out stayed unrecovered with no halo effect, which is the honest outcome (Note 30).
your file
llms.txt
Editable — tweak it here and the checks below keep up. Then upload it so it is served at exactly https://yourdomain/llms.txt.
Fill in the form and press Generate.
be straight about it
This file is one of eight surfaces, and it is not the one that works
You should publish it: Google’s page-quality tooling audits websites for agent-readiness and looks for this file, and the package passes the llms.txt and page-structure checks of Google’s agent-readiness audit; the WebMCP audits cover interactive tools a fact package deliberately does not install. That is the claim, and it is the only claim — a fact sheet has never been shown to move search position.
What it will not do is get you found. In a controlled test, agents given no pointer to the file opened it 0 times in 18 visits (Note 15). In a census of nine real sites, seven published one and none placed it where it gets read (Note 09). The surface that moved the numbers was the homepage fact block: 78% of fact checks recovered against 30% in the control, with agents stopping after 1.1 pages on average (Note 41).
The full package generates all eight from one signed-off profile — block, where-to-go index, this file, the full fact sheet, an identity card, robots.txt pointers, structured data and a tamper-evident version history — which is the only way to stop them contradicting each other. Three of five audited sites contradicted themselves before we started, one of them quoting a price six times higher in its fact sheet than on its own pricing page (Notes 28, 33).
Sources: MARKETING_NOTES_AGENT_VISIBILITY.md, Notes 09, 15, 28, 30, 33, 41.