Prepare optional llms.txt context files from your project content.
Generate a short llms.txt summary or an extended llms-full.txt file, depending on your plan. Review the facts and publish through your hosting or CMS. These files are optional: support varies by tool, and Google does not use llms.txt for its AI search features.
What it looks like
A plain text file placed at the root of your site that helps AI models understand what your site is about.
RiseChat generates both variants on the backend and shows the latest saved content for the active project.
Backend accepted the generation
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Publish the optional file at /llms.txt using your hosting or CMS. Availability confirms deployment, not use by an AI platform.
Upload the file directly to your web server's document root, the same folder that holds index.html or index.php. The file name must be exactly llms.txt.
llms.txt in the same folder as llms-full.txt.public_html/, www/, or htdocs/.https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt - if you see raw Markdown, you are done.After publishing, visit /llms.txt in a browser to confirm. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, and other AI crawlers can read it on a revisit; model refresh timing still varies.
Files available in the project
Copy the content or open the target path on the site
# Example: RiseChat.ai Website audits, content drafts and AI-answer monitoring for SaaS and ecommerce teams. - English: https://risechat.ai/en - Polski: https://risechat.ai/pl - Pricing: https://risechat.ai/en/pricing Your team reviews and publishes changes. This optional file does not guarantee AI citations.
# Example: RiseChat.ai — product context RiseChat helps teams audit public pages, prepare content improvements and monitor selected buyer questions across the models in their plan. Checks run every 48 hours. ## Workflow 1. Record a baseline and audit a page. 2. Review product facts and draft changes. 3. Publish through your existing CMS. 4. Compare repeated answers and business outcomes. ## Getting started The free website audit is separate from the Free monitoring account. Ongoing page audits and content generation require a paid plan. See https://risechat.ai/en/pricing for scope. ## Limits Model answers vary. RiseChat does not guarantee citations, rankings or revenue. llms.txt is optional; it is not a requirement for Google AI search.
When to use
features.items.llms-generation.whenToUse
How it works
Open the LLM files panel. Choose llms.txt, llms-full.txt, or both. Each variant is generated independently.
Click Generate. The backend runs the job for each selected type and stores the latest content per project.
Copy the file content, save it as llms.txt at your domain root, and follow the step-by-step guide for your platform.
Verify that the file is accessible and accurate. Update it when the offer or linked pages change.
Why choose us
A readable summary for tools that support this format. Review it alongside your website content.
Keep a concise index in llms.txt and more detail in llms-full.txt. Available variants depend on your plan.
RiseChat reads your pages, picks the right sections, and assembles the files. You review, then ship the exact text.
Copy the reviewed text and follow the publishing method supported by your CMS or hosting.
A publicly accessible file is a deployment check. It does not prove a crawler reads it or that it changes AI answers.
FAQ
No. The short file provides a summary and links; the full version adds more context. Use them only where useful to tools in your workflow. Neither is a prerequisite for Google’s AI search features.
All the instructions are provided. The exact steps depend on your project type, so the deploy guide looks a little different depending on whether you are using a codebase, Shopify, WordPress, or another platform.
It depends on your hosting and CMS. Some let you upload a text file directly; others require a plugin, configuration or a developer. Check your platform’s file-publishing options before implementation.
Open the published URL and check that it returns the correct text. This confirms the file is accessible, not that any AI platform has used it. Monitor answers separately.