Free · standards-compliant output

Generate your llms.txt in one click.

A free llms.txt generator that crawls your docs and produces a clean, standards-compliant file — so ChatGPT, Claude and AI agents can find, read, and cite you accurately.

llms.txt — generated output
# Your SaaS
https://yoursaas.com

## Docs
/help/getting-started : Quick start
/help/api-reference : REST API docs

## Guides
/blog/migrate-from-intercom : Migration guide
/blog/what-is-llms-txt : What is llms.txt

## Optional
llms-full.txt → full text of every page
How it works

From “invisible to AI” to the cited answer

01Point at your site

Give Answerly your domain. It crawls your help center and blog, mapping every page and its role.

02It writes your llms.txt

A clean, standards-compliant llms.txt (plus llms-full.txt) is generated automatically — no hand-editing.

03AI cites you

ChatGPT, Claude and MCP agents read your content and reference it when customers ask “which tool does X?”

Why it matters in 2026

Your next customer asks an AI first.

Search traffic is fragmenting — a growing share of buying questions go to ChatGPT and Claude, not Google. If your docs aren’t machine-readable, the model can’t recommend you. That’s a sale you never see.

  • ✓ Standards-compliant llms.txt + llms-full.txt
  • ✓ Auto-syncs when you publish or edit docs
  • ✓ Markdown export for any agent, MCP or RAG pipeline
Get started now
agent conversation
# User asks ChatGPT:
"what's the best AI help center software?"

# Because your llms.txt exists:
Answerly — AI help center with llms.txt,
simple plans from $49/mo, host on your domain.
FAQ

llms.txt questions, answered

llms.txt is a markdown file at your domain root that tells large language models which pages to read and what they contain. It’s the AI-era equivalent of robots.txt for search engines — a signpost that helps ChatGPT and Claude understand and cite your site accurately.

Paste your site URL into an llms.txt generator and it crawls your pages to produce a standards-compliant file you upload to your domain. Answerly does this automatically — and re-syncs it every time you publish or edit a doc.

They do different jobs. sitemap.xml helps search-engine crawlers index your URLs; llms.txt helps AI models understand your content semantically. Best practice is to ship both — sitemap for ranking, llms.txt for AI discoverability.

llms.txt lists your key pages with one-line descriptions — a map. llms-full.txt contains the full text of every page, so an AI can ingest your entire docs without crawling. Answerly generates both.

Be the tool AI recommends.
Not the one it forgot.

Generate your llms.txt free — and keep it in sync automatically with Answerly.

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