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How to add llms.txt on WordPress

To add llms.txt on WordPress, create a plain text file at the domain root (/llms.txt), include a clear site summary with links to key public pages, and confirm it returns HTTP 200. Then verify your robots.txt and security plugins are not blocking the AI crawlers you want to allow. WordPress can serve different robots behavior through plugins and cache layers, so test the live output after every change. llms.txt supports orientation, but it does not guarantee mentions in AI answers.

A common WordPress issue is publishing llms.txt correctly while Wordfence, Cloudflare, or plugin rules still challenge AI bot traffic. Validate access and content together.

Add llms.txt on WordPress in five steps

  1. Create the file with H1, one-line summary, and markdown links to priority pages.
  2. Upload or route it so it resolves at https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt.
  3. Confirm public 200 response and no redirect loops.
  4. Review SEO/security plugins and edge firewall rules for AI bot blocks.
  5. Re-check after plugin or theme updates to prevent regressions.

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Frequently asked questions

Where should llms.txt be placed on WordPress hosting?

At the web root so the URL is exactly /llms.txt on your primary domain.

Can I generate llms.txt with an SEO plugin?

You can, but verify live output and headers. Manual control is often clearer for a short, stable file.

Does llms.txt replace robots.txt on WordPress?

No. robots.txt controls crawl policy; llms.txt provides orientation after bots can crawl your public pages.

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