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.
# 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
Give Answerly your domain. It crawls your help center and blog, mapping every page and its role.
A clean, standards-compliant llms.txt (plus llms-full.txt) is generated automatically — no hand-editing.
ChatGPT, Claude and MCP agents read your content and reference it when customers ask “which tool does X?”
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.
# 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.
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.
Generate your llms.txt free — and keep it in sync automatically with Answerly.
Generate my llms.txt →