Your domain llms.txt file

llms.txt is a single site-level file that gives AI systems a structured overview of your whole domain: a short site summary, a count of your schema types, and a ranked list of your key pages with their descriptions and schema. SuperSchema generates it from your monitored pages on paid plans.

Where alternate files describe a single page, llms.txt describes your whole site. It is one machine-readable file at the domain level that gives AI systems a quick, structured map of what your site is about: a short summary, which structured-data types you use and how often, and a ranked list of your key pages with their descriptions and schema. Think of it as a guided overview written for AI, not a raw list of URLs.

Note llms.txt is a domain-level file. It is separate from the per-page .md and .txt alternate files. Alternate files are the clean content of one page; llms.txt is the table of contents for the whole domain.

How it differs from a sitemap #

A sitemap.xml is a bare list of URLs built for search-engine crawlers to discover pages. It tells a crawler where your pages are, not what they contain. llms.txt is written for AI comprehension: it summarizes what your site offers and describes each listed page in readable language, with its schema types and an AI-readability rating alongside.

	Sitemap.xml	llms.txt
Audience	Search-engine crawlers	AI systems
Format	XML list of URLs	Readable text overview
Contains	URLs, last-modified dates	Site summary, schema-type counts, per-page descriptions and schema
Purpose	Help crawlers find pages	Help AI understand what the site is about

What is inside your llms.txt #

SuperSchema builds the file in three parts:

A header with your domain name, a one-line note that it is a machine-readable overview generated by SuperSchema, and the date it was last updated.
A Site Overview section: your domain, the number of pages with structured data, and your most common schema types with a count of how many pages use each.
A Pages section: an entry per page with its title, URL, meta description, its schema types, and its AI-readability score out of 100.

The pages are ordered by AI-readability score, highest first, so the pages AI can already read well appear at the top of the overview.

Which pages get included #

llms.txt is built from your monitored pages for that domain, the ones SuperSchema tracks with an active baseline. Because it draws on your monitored, AI-ready content rather than every URL on your site, the overview stays focused on the pages that matter.

Note Only pages with an active monitoring baseline for the domain are included. Adding and monitoring more pages, then regenerating, expands what the file covers.

How it is generated and updated #

You generate llms.txt for a domain from within SuperSchema. Each time you generate it, SuperSchema reads your current monitored pages, builds a fresh file, retires the previous version, and makes the new one active. The "Last updated" line in the file reflects that generation date.

The file is a snapshot from when you generated it; it does not rewrite itself continuously in the background.
Regenerate after you add pages, change page descriptions, or improve schema so the overview reflects your current site.
Only the newest version is active at a time; generating again replaces the active file.

Warning If you add or change pages and do not regenerate, your llms.txt will still describe the previous set of pages. Regenerate to refresh the overview.

Availability #

Generating a domain llms.txt file is part of the paid monitoring plans, because it is built from your monitored pages. It is not available on the Free Trial, which does not include monitoring.

Tip Pair llms.txt with per-page alternate files: llms.txt gives AI the map of your site, and each alternate file gives AI the clean content of an individual page.