Free tool
Give AI assistants the summary you wish they had.
llms.txt is a simple file at the root of your site that tells AI systems what you offer, in your words. It will generate a clean one in about two minutes, and it is in final testing now.
The generator is in final testing.
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A convention, not a magic spell.
llms.txt is an emerging convention: a plain-text file that gives AI systems a concise, structured summary of your site, your key pages, and what you would like them to understand about you. It is the same idea as robots.txt, pointed at comprehension instead of permission.
A note of honesty, since we make a habit of it: adoption among AI providers is growing but not universal, and no file guarantees how any assistant describes you. What llms.txt does is remove ambiguity. When a machine summarizes your site, you would rather it worked from your summary than from its best guess.
Drafted from your site, finished by you.
Point the generator at your domain. It reads your public pages, drafts a summary, lists your most important URLs with one-line descriptions, and assembles the result in the standard format. You review, edit anything that sounds off, and download. Upload it to your site root and you are done. When it opens, no signup will be needed to generate; an account will let you save and regenerate when your site changes.
Publishing for machines is step one. Watching them read is step two.
Once your llms.txt is live, the agents that respect it will start working from your words. Voris shows you which agents visit, what they read, and which assistants send the humans who follow.
Two minutes for the file. One minute for the analytics.
Generate your llms.txt, then install Voris and watch the machine readership you just addressed.