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# Generate your `llms.txt`

Paste your site URL to draft an llms.txt from its sitemap, or build one by hand. Review its links and descriptions, then check the result before using it.

Last updated: September 5, 2026

## Generator
Generate from your site URL  (reads sitemap.xml)          Import mode     Curated draft, recommended   Full inventory, advanced     
Generate from sitemap

Curated mode deterministically selects up to 30 useful candidates. Full inventory is
available for advanced review, but a sitemap dump is not a finished llms.txt.
Site or project name (H1)             Summary (blockquote)              Body (optional context, no headings)             
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## Tips

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llms.txt v2 discovery

A file may now describe a whole origin or only a subpath such as  /docs/llms.txt .
For pages with clean Markdown versions, expose them with  rel="alternate" type="text/markdown"  and point back to the applicable file with  rel="describedby" .

- Keep the summary factual: one or two sentences, no marketing claims. 
- Group items by product surface (Product, Pricing, Developers), not by content type. 
- One short note per item after the colon, disambiguation, not selling. 
- Use absolute URLs (`https://yourdomain.com/...`). 
- You can group supplementary resources in an `Optional` section. The v2 proposal does
not require special handling for it.     
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Validate after generating

Once you have a draft, paste it into the
validator  to confirm it matches the spec.

## Next steps

A generated file is a starting point, not a finished one. Run the result through the
[validator](/validator/), then cut it back against
[the best-practice rules](/best-practices/): a sitemap lists every page, and an
llms.txt should list the few worth reading. [How to create llms.txt](/how-to-create/)
covers deployment stack by stack, and [real-world examples](/examples/) show how established
sites structure theirs.
