AI discovery files
Articles about "AI discovery files"
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New Standards
llms.txt: The Complete Guide to Format, Benefits, and Implementation
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.
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llms.txt vs robots.txt: What Each File Does (and Why You Probably Need Both)
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.
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ai-catalog.json Explained: The New Standard for AI Agent Discovery
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.
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identity.json Explained: How Bing Reads Your Site's Identity for AI Search (2026 Guide)
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.