AI Site Context (llms.md)

AI assistants, chatbots, and research tools increasingly read websites to answer questions. llms.md gives them a clean, machine-readable briefing about your site at one predictable address: https://yoursite.com/llms.md.

Think of it as a friendly summary written for AI. Instead of guessing what your site is about, tools can read an accurate overview that you control.

The plugin creates and maintains this file for you automatically. It reads your published content, asks your configured WordPress AI provider to write a concise Markdown summary, caches the result, and serves it with the right headers. When you publish or edit content, it refreshes in the background.

What you get

• A ready-to-use /llms.md endpoint on your site.
• An AI-written overview of your site’s purpose, key topics, and content.
• Automatic updates when you add or change published content.
• A daily safety refresh so the file never goes stale.
• Fast responses through caching — no AI call on every visit.
• An admin page to check status and rebuild on demand.

What you need

llms.md uses WordPress’s built-in AI connectors, so you need at least one AI provider configured on your site. Until a provider is set up, the endpoint politely reports that it isn’t ready yet.

Good to know

• The plugin only manages the /llms.md address — it doesn’t change your other pages.
• If you already have a physical llms.md file at your site root, the plugin steps aside and serves that instead.
• Works on single sites and multisite, including subdirectory installs.

Learn more about the idea behind it in the llms.txt initiative. Developers can find hooks, provider selection, and build/test details in the plugin’s docs/DEVELOPER.md.