The short answer
llms.txt is a Markdown file at yoursite.com/llms.txt. It gives AI tools a plain summary of your business and links to your most useful pages, so they don't have to guess from your menu. It's a proposed standard: some AI tools read it, and none are required to.
What goes in it.
# Your nameThe business name, once, as the first line.
> SummaryOne or two sentences: what you sell, who it's for, where.
## SectionsGroups of links, such as Shop, Guides and Help.
- [Page](url): noteEach key page, with a line on what it answers.
An example.
# Harbor Coffee > Small-batch coffee roaster in Portland. Fresh beans > and subscriptions, shipped across the US. ## Shop - [Espresso beans](https://harborcoffee.example/espresso): three espresso roasts - [Subscriptions](https://harborcoffee.example/subscribe): delivery every 2 or 4 weeks ## Help - [Shipping](https://harborcoffee.example/shipping): costs and delivery times - [FAQ](https://harborcoffee.example/faq): grind, storage and returns
Example store. Swap in your own name, summary and pages.
Where to put it.
- 1
Save it as llms.txt.
Plain text with Markdown headings and links.
- 2
Put it at the root.
yoursite.com/llms.txt, in the same place as robots.txt.
- 3
Keep it current.
When you add a product line or a guide, add the link.
- 4
Check that it loads.
Open the address in a browser. If you can read your text, AI tools can too.
How Ezeo helps.
Ezeo writes a first llms.txt from your own pages, ready to paste. Then it checks every week whether the AI engines name you.
See AI visibility in Ezeo