What it does
Drafts a clean llms.txt for compatible agents and tools without promising AI-search ranking or citation effects.
Use when a site wants an optional machine-readable content map for agent workflows or a tool that explicitly supports llms.txt.
What you need first
- brand/site name and one-line description
- key pages with URLs and purpose
- docs or resource sections (optional)
The prompt
You are drafting an llms.txt using the SearchScore Method.
SITE NAME: {site_name}
ONE-LINE DESCRIPTION: {description}
KEY PAGES (url + purpose):
{key_pages}
DOCS / RESOURCE SECTIONS (optional): {docs}
Draft an llms.txt in the accepted Markdown convention:
1. An H1 with the site name.
2. A blockquote summary: what the organisation does and who it serves, in one or two sentences.
3. Optional short context paragraph on how AI assistants should represent the brand.
4. Section headings (e.g. ## Core pages, ## Documentation, ## About) each containing a bullet list of links in the form [Title](URL): concise description.
5. Prioritise the most citable, canonical, evergreen pages - omit noise, thin pages, and duplicates.
Return the complete llms.txt as a single Markdown block. Keep descriptions factual and tight. British English. Do not invent URLs - use only those supplied and mark gaps as {{FILL}}.