Create a concise llms.txt content map with canonical product facts, important resources, policies, and contact details.
# Example Company
> A concise factual description of the organization, product, audience, and primary purpose.
## Authoritative pages
- [about](https://example.com/about)
- [methodology](https://example.com/methodology)
- [pricing](https://example.com/pricing)
- [privacy](https://example.com/privacy)
- [contact](https://example.com/contact)
## Contact
Use the canonical contact information published on https://example.com.
Review every fact before publishing. This file complements crawlable HTML and your XML sitemap.
Enter the organization, canonical URL, description, and important page paths.
Review every generated statement for accuracy.
Publish it at /llms.txt and keep it aligned with visible site content.
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No. It is an emerging voluntary convention and does not replace crawlable HTML, internal links, sitemaps, or robots.txt.
No. Include only public canonical resources that you want crawlers and users to discover.