Included with every Answerly help center

Publish an llms.txt with your docs.

Answerly generates llms.txt and llms-full.txt from your published help-center content and keeps them in sync. They are machine-readable supplements for compatible AI tools — not a guarantee of crawling, citation, or recommendation.

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llms.txt — generated output
# Your SaaS
https://yoursaas.com

## Docs
/help/getting-started : Quick start
/help/api-reference : REST API docs

## Guides
/blog/migrate-from-intercom : Migration guide
/blog/what-is-llms-txt : What is llms.txt

## Optional
llms-full.txt → full text of every page
How it works

From published docs to a machine-readable index

01Publish your documentation

Review and publish the articles you want visitors and machines to access.

02Answerly writes the index

An llms.txt and llms-full.txt are generated from that published content — no hand-editing.

03Keep the source accessible

Readers and compatible tools can use your public documentation, while standard HTML and sitemap.xml remain the foundation for search discovery.

Why it matters in 2026

Make source documentation easy to inspect.

llms.txt is a useful emerging convention, but it is not an SEO shortcut and no major model promises to use it. Treat it as a clean index that complements readable HTML, accurate metadata, and a sitemap.

  • ✓ llms.txt + llms-full.txt generated from published docs
  • ✓ Auto-syncs when you publish or edit docs
  • ✓ Markdown export for any agent, MCP or RAG pipeline
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what this does
# llms.txt can provide:
/help/getting-started — setup guide
/help/billing — plans and payments

# It cannot guarantee:
a crawl, citation, ranking, or recommendation
FAQ

llms.txt questions, answered

llms.txt is an emerging markdown convention at your domain root that describes important pages. Some AI tools may use it as a convenient index; it is not equivalent to robots.txt and cannot make any model crawl, cite, or recommend a site.

Answerly generates llms.txt and llms-full.txt from the help-center articles you publish, then re-syncs them when those articles change. It is a product feature, not a standalone free generator for arbitrary websites.

They do different jobs. sitemap.xml helps search engines discover URLs; llms.txt is an optional, emerging index for compatible AI tools. Keep both accessible HTML and a sitemap whether or not you publish llms.txt.

llms.txt lists key pages with short descriptions. llms-full.txt contains the published text that Answerly makes available. Whether a specific tool reads either file is its own decision.

Publish docs that are clear for people and tools.

Create a help center with accessible articles, source-linked answers, a sitemap, and auto-generated llms.txt.

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