An llms.txt file gives AI tools a structured summary of the website instead of forcing them to infer meaning from random pages. This gives the customer more control over what AI systems see and which parts of the site should be ignored.
Place the file here:
/Files/System/wwwroot/llms.txt
Dynamicweb serves it at:
https://example.com/llms.txt
Format
The llms.txt standard uses Markdown.
Example:
# Acme Industrial Supplies
> B2B supplier of industrial components for the manufacturing sector. Ships across Europe.
## Products
- [Hydraulic fittings](/products/hydraulics): Full range of hydraulic connectors and adapters
- [Pneumatic systems](/products/pneumatics): Valves, cylinders, and fittings
- [Fasteners](/products/fasteners): Bolts, nuts, washers in standard and metric
## Documentation
- [Product catalogue](/catalogue): Downloadable PDF catalogue
- [Delivery & returns](/service/delivery): Shipping zones and return policy
## Optional
## Excluded
- /admin
- /checkout
- /account
The ## Excluded section tells LLMs which paths should not be used as sources. This is advisory rather than enforced, but well-behaved AI tools respect it.