llms.txt Generator
llms.txt is a plain-text index file, published at your site's root, that summarizes what a site is and links to its most important pages in a format AI assistants can read directly. This tool builds a spec-correct llms.txt from a form — project name, one-line summary, and organized link sections — free and entirely in your browser.
Why use a generator instead of writing llms.txt by hand
The spec is simple, but the failure mode is subtle: crawlers that fetch llms.txt in isolation can't resolve relative links, a missing blank line before a link list breaks some markdown parsers, and it's easy to forget the blockquote summary the spec expects right under the H1. This tool enforces the structure so the output is valid on the first try.
Worked example
A project named ManifestKit with one "Tools" section and two links produces:
# ManifestKit
> Free, no-signup generators for the config files AI agents read.
## Tools
- [SKILL.md generator](https://digiprofit.online/tools/skillmd-generator/)
- [llms.txt generator](https://digiprofit.online/tools/llms-txt-generator/): Generate this exact file for your own site.FAQ
What is llms.txt for?
llms.txt is a proposed convention (llmstxt.org) for a plain-text index at the root of a site that tells AI crawlers and assistants what the site is and where its important pages live — a sitemap written for language models instead of search engines.
Where do I put the generated file?
Save it as llms.txt at the root of your domain, e.g. https://yoursite.com/llms.txt — not inside a subfolder.
Do the links need to be absolute URLs?
Absolute URLs (with https://) are safest since some crawlers fetch llms.txt without the context of your domain to resolve relative links against.
Does this replace robots.txt or sitemap.xml?
No — keep both. robots.txt controls crawler access and sitemap.xml lists every page for search engines; llms.txt is a curated, human-readable summary specifically for AI systems.