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llms.txt is a Markdown file that tells AI systems what your site is about. Here's the real spec format (v2), what it can and can't do, and how to implement it.

AI.txt declares how your content was made and your AI training policies. An honest guide to this emerging convention: the format, setup, and real limitations.

What is generative AI and how does it affect your website? This simple 2026 guide explains generative AI in easy words, with real examples for beginners.

robots.txt tells crawlers where NOT to go. llms.txt tells AI systems what your site IS. Opposite jobs — here's what each file does and how to use both.

Use a free llms.txt generator to create a valid llms.txt file in 60 seconds — no signup. Step-by-step setup, copy-paste examples, and mistakes to avoid.

ai-catalog.json explained: the open ARD specification for declaring your APIs, MCP servers, and agents to AI registries. What goes in the file, where to host it, how it fits with llms.txt — and whether you should publish one yet.

llms.txt vs llms-full.txt: learn the difference between these AI-friendly files, which one your site needs, and how to build each one correctly in 2026.

identity.json is a small file that declares your site's identity to AI search. But does Bing actually read it? Here's what the evidence really says in 2026.

agents.md for websites explained: where the name comes from, how it differs from robots.txt and llms.txt, and an honest verdict on whether your site needs one.