Domain presence check
Fetch /llms.txt from any public domain and see whether the file exists with readable content
LLMs.txt Checker
Enter your domain or paste file content, get pass/warn/fail rules and a fix checklist for AI discovery.
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Fetch /llms.txt from any public domain and see whether the file exists with readable content
Pass, warn, and fail rules for H1 title, sections, Markdown links, Last-Updated, and auth boundaries
Review the first lines of the fetched or pasted file alongside each finding
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Our free llms.txt checker fetches or accepts pasted content and returns a structure score in under a minute.
Fetch /llms.txt from any public domain — or paste file content directly. No signup required to preview.
Check H1 title, blockquote lede, public page links, Last-Updated, and auth-boundary rules for AI discovery.
See your score, pass and warn checklist rows, and a content snippet in this browser session. Use View sample report on the form to see an example first.
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Paste your brand website — get one category topic and five commercial-intent questions for GEO tracking.
Generate queriesScore any published article for topic clarity, structure, and quotable blocks — before you ship or rewrite.
Check contentParse your XML sitemap or sitemap index — list URLs with metadata, surface issues, and check HTTP status on a sample.
Check sitemapCheck author signals and About/Contact trust links on any URL — key cues AI systems use when citing sources.
Check E-E-A-TScan any URL for outbound links, quotable blocks, and authority signals that help AI systems cite your page.
Check citationsParse robots.txt for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and Google-Extended access.
Check crawlersValidate JSON-LD, title, meta description, and FAQPage schema on any URL.
Check schemaStart with H1 and a blockquote. Open with `# ProductName` and a `> one-sentence positioning` line so models grasp your category quickly.
List public pages with one-line descriptions. Use `[Title](url): description` under a Public pages section — include Privacy, Terms, and support email.
Separate signed-in modules from crawlable URLs. Document authenticated areas in prose without deep links crawlers cannot read without a session.
Bump Last-Updated when you revise. Add `Last-Updated: YYYY-MM-DD` at the bottom and update it whenever routes or product scope changes.
Pair with a GEO site audit. llms.txt helps AI discovery context; Site Audit checks whether your homepage is technically and structurally GEO-ready.
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llms.txt is a plain-text file at your site root (yoursite.com/llms.txt) that summarizes your product and links to key public pages — a curated map for AI crawlers and models, similar in spirit to robots.txt but focused on discovery context.
Publish it at https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt — the domain root, not a subdirectory. On Next.js, place the file in public/ so it deploys to /llms.txt automatically.
robots.txt controls crawl allow/deny rules. sitemap.xml lists URLs for search engines. llms.txt adds human-curated context — product summary, public vs signed-in boundaries, and which pages are authoritative for compliance questions.
No — it validates structure and GEO best practices (sections, links, Last-Updated, auth boundaries). For full on-page readiness, run a GEO Site Audit on your homepage.
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