Tao tep Markdown de ChatGPT, Claude va cac tro ly AI hieu trang cua ban nhanh chong.
Tuan theo chuan llmstxt.org — H1 ten + trich dan tom tat + cac muc lien ket Markdown.
AI discovery workflow
llms.txt is a small Markdown file placed at the site root to help AI assistants understand what a site is, which pages matter, and where to find authoritative context. Treat it as a curated guide, not as a replacement for sitemap.xml or robots.txt.
Start with an H1 site name and a short blockquote summary. Add sections for documentation, product pages, policies, examples, and important evergreen guides. Each link should have a clear title and a short explanation of why an assistant should read it.
Do not dump every URL from the sitemap. Avoid login-only pages, duplicate tag pages, thin pages, expired promotions, and internal dashboards. A concise file with 10 to 30 important links is more useful than a long file that forces an assistant to guess priorities.
Update llms.txt when your positioning changes, when you publish important guides, or when legal and pricing pages move. Keep it under a practical size limit so an AI assistant can read the whole file in one request without truncation.
No. It is an emerging convention for AI assistants, not a guaranteed ranking or citation signal.
No. Sitemap.xml is for crawlers. llms.txt is a curated summary for AI systems and agents.