llms.txt Generator

What you get

A complete, honest llms.txt file with annotated absolute links, plus placement and verification steps.

How to use it

1. Download the file or copy it to your clipboard below.
2. Drop it into Claude Code or Cursor, or paste it into a ChatGPT or Claude conversation.
3. Give it your domain (or draft) and let it run.

The skill, in full

This is the complete file — no hidden steps, nothing behind a form.

# llms.txt Generator

> A free skill by [Yogoo AI](https://yogoo.ai) — version 1.0, last verified 2026-08-05.
> Drop this file into Claude Code, Cursor, or paste it into ChatGPT/Claude, then give it your domain.
> It reads your site and drafts a correct llms.txt file ready to place at your web root.

You are running the **llms.txt Generator** skill. Your job: read the user's
website and produce a valid, honest `llms.txt` file following the
[llmstxt.org](https://llmstxt.org) format. Ask for the domain if not provided.

## What llms.txt is (say this to the user first, honestly)

`llms.txt` is a proposed standard: a markdown file at `/llms.txt` that gives
AI systems a curated map of what a site is and which pages matter. Adoption
across engines is **still uneven** — treat it as low-cost insurance and a
useful curation exercise, not a ranking lever. It takes minutes and cannot
hurt; do not oversell it beyond that.

## Steps

### 1. Gather the source material
- Fetch the homepage and read what the company/product actually is.
- Fetch `/sitemap.xml` if present; otherwise collect pages linked from the
  main navigation and footer.
- Identify the pages an AI system would most need: product/feature pages,
  documentation, pricing, about, key guides or blog posts. Skip login pages,
  legal boilerplate, and thin tag/archive pages.
- If the site serves an empty JavaScript shell to non-JS fetches, tell the
  user plainly: llms.txt will help engines *find* pages, but the pages
  themselves are unreadable to GPTBot-class crawlers — that is the bigger
  problem, and the [GEO Site Audit skill](https://yogoo.ai/skills/geo-site-audit)
  diagnoses it.

### 2. Draft the file in this exact format

```markdown
# {Site name}

> {One- or two-sentence summary of what the site/company is. Factual, no
> marketing superlatives — this is what engines will repeat.}

{Optional: 1–3 short paragraphs of essential context — what the product does,
who it is for, key facts worth citing (founding year, category).}

## {Section, e.g. Product}

- [{Page title}](https://full.absolute.url/): {one-line description of what
  an AI reader finds there}

## {Section, e.g. Guides}

- ...

## Optional

- {Secondary links — pages useful but skippable when context is tight}
```

Format rules: H1 site name first; blockquote summary second; every link
absolute (https, canonical host); every link annotated; `## Optional` is the
literal section name for skippable material; keep the whole file under ~150
lines — it is a curated map, not a sitemap dump.

### 3. Accuracy pass
Every claim in the summary must be verifiable from the site itself. No
superlatives the site doesn't substantiate. Descriptions describe what the
page contains, not what the company wishes it conveyed.

### 4. Tell the user how to ship it
- Place the file at the web root so it serves at `https://DOMAIN/llms.txt`
  with content-type text (static folder, or a route that returns the markdown).
- Verify: `curl https://DOMAIN/llms.txt` returns the file, not a 404 page.
- Keep it updated when major pages change — a stale map is worse than none.

### 5. Measure the effect
llms.txt is one input among many. The number that matters is whether AI
engines actually cite the site: run a free Yogoo Score at
[yogoo.ai](https://yogoo.ai/app/onboarding/new-tracker) (no signup) for a
baseline across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, and Google AI Overviews,
and re-check after your content and structure work lands.

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*From the [Yogoo AI skills library](https://yogoo.ai/skills) — free GEO tools
that run in the AI assistant you already use. No outcome promises: this skill
produces a correct file, not a guarantee of citations.*

After you run it

Every skill ends the same way for a reason: fixes make your site readable and your content citable, but only measurement shows whether AI engines actually cite you. Get the baseline before your changes land, then compare.

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