Turn your sitemap into a publish-ready llms.txt — 2-UA
Collect public URLs, group them into useful sections and generate a clean experimental file you can review before publishing.
Enter your domain and we'll read your sitemap.xml, extract a
title from the homepage, and build a structured /llms.txt
file for review. Title and summary can be overridden below. Publishing it does
not guarantee AI crawling, indexing, citations, rankings, or visibility.
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How the generator works
- We fetch your homepage and extract a clean
<title>andmeta description(you can override both above). - We look for
sitemap.xml,sitemap_index.xml, andSitemap:directives inrobots.txt. - Up to 500 URLs are grouped by their first path segment into
human-readable
## Section nameblocks. - The result is a valid
llms.txtper llmstxt.org — ready to copy and publish at your web root.
What you should tune afterwards
- Write a concrete one-line summary so tools that choose to read the file can identify its scope.
- Add short descriptions after the colon in each bullet.
- Move deprecated / legacy pages into the
## Optionalsection. - Consider also publishing
/llms-full.txt— full markdown concatenated, for RAG pipelines that want the whole corpus in one request.
.md versions of each page with a URL suffix like
/docs/foo.md. Those links can provide cleaner source material to
tools that choose to read the file, without guaranteeing that they will do so.