🤖 AI Summary
llms.page is a free service that auto-generates a well-structured llms.txt file for any domain and serves it via a public CDN endpoint (https://get.llms.page/{your-domain}/llms.txt). Instead of authoring and hosting llms.txt yourself, you can either redirect your site’s /llms.txt to that endpoint (examples show nginx return 302, Vercel redirects, etc.) or proxy-fetch it server-side (examples provided for Express, Cloudflare Workers, and Next/Vercel). The project leverages the llms.txt convention—analogous to robots.txt—to tell LLM crawlers where and how to access site content, and points to the llmstxt.org spec for guidance.
This matters because llms.txt adoption helps standardize crawler behavior and access policies for AI/LLM providers, making content discovery and responsible data use more transparent and consistent. Technically, the service removes hosting overhead and keeps files up-to-date via CDN caching, but introduces trade-offs: reliance on a third-party endpoint for availability, potential privacy or trust considerations when delegating policy hosting, and choices around redirect type (302 vs 301/200 proxy) that affect caching and perceived ownership. For teams wanting low-friction compliance with the llms.txt convention, llms.page provides a plug-and-play option with common server deployment snippets.
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