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Import a URL list or sitemap XML and turn it into an editable llms.txt file. Everything is processed locally in your browser and nothing you enter is uploaded to our API.
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# Your generated llms.txt will appear here # Complete the form, then select Generate
Publish the file at the public /llms.txt URL, then open it and confirm it returns plain text with a 200 status
This tool checks what a bot sees from a public URL. The free Aetos edition runs a real audit from inside WordPress — across your pages and WordPress environment — so it catches signals an outside view cannot see.
llms.txt is a proposed Markdown file that gives AI tools choosing to fetch it a curated map of important pages and short context. Version 2 of the proposal allows the file at the domain root or another deliberate path. It complements normal crawlable pages; it is not a robots rule, ranking factor, or citation guarantee.
Yes. Paste sitemap XML or choose an XML file from your device. You can also paste one URL per line. The tool processes the content locally, keeps same-origin HTTP and HTTPS URLs, removes duplicates, and turns the result into editable sections.
The conventional public location is https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt. Version 2 also permits a deliberate subpath. Use a location your deployment or WordPress setup can maintain, then open the final URL and confirm that it returns plain text with a 200 status.
No. Importing and generation happen in your browser. The site title, URLs, descriptions, XML content, and generated file are not sent to our API. With optional analytics consent, we may record only aggregate tool-run and download events without the entered values.
No one can guarantee that. Treat llms.txt as a low-cost machine-readable map. Crawlable pages, direct answers, original evidence, clear authorship, and real authority remain more important.
