Your Website Is on Google, but Do AI Models Know You Exist?

What Is llms.txt?

llms.txt is a next-generation standard that works much like the robots.txt file we all know, except its audience isn't search engines but AI models.

With this file, you can clearly tell LLMs:

• What is your site about?
• Which pages are the main sources?
• Which content can be used as a reference?
• Which sections should be ignored?

In short, it's the clearest way to tell AI “This is who I am, and this is how I want to be described.”

Why Does It Matter?

AI-powered search and content generation are growing fast. These days, users get answers to questions like:

• “What is brand X?”
• “What does website Y do?”
• “What are some reliable sources on topic Z?”

directly from LLMs.

If your site doesn't introduce itself properly to these models:

• Your content won't be referenced
• Your brand awareness drops
• You fall behind your competitors

We Spotted the Need

Having noticed this need, we wanted to build a quick and practical solution together with the Nodus Works team, where I'm actively involved.

The Result 🚀

LLMS.txt Generator Tool

🔗 https://apps.nodusworks.com/llms-txt-tool

What Does the LLMS.txt Generator Tool Do?

With this tool, you can:

• Create an llms.txt file automatically for your website
• Help AI models understand your site in the right context
• Start boosting your AI visibility today

Even without any technical knowledge, you'll have a ready-to-use file in just a few steps.

The Technical Structure of llms.txt (In Simple Terms)

llms.txt usually lives in your site's root directory and uses a plain text ( text/plain ) format.

Here's an example structure:

The goal isn't to set up complicated rules; it's to give AI a clear, clean signal.

How Do You Upload llms.txt? (Step by Step)

The setup process is pretty simple:

1️⃣ Create the File

Generate your file with the LLMS.txt Generator Tool, or manually create a file named llms.txt .

2️⃣ Upload It to the Root Directory

The file should be accessible at this address:

In other words, it's the same idea as robots.txt .

3️⃣ Check Access

If the file shows up as plain text when you open this address in your browser, you're all set.

Who Should Use It?

• Corporate websites
• Bloggers
• SaaS products
• E-commerce sites
• Personal brands

In short, anyone who wants to be visible to AI.

Final Words

SEO is no longer just about Google.

Time to tell AI:

“Get to know me too”

It's about time.