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CultDevOps LLMs.txt Generator – SEO for AI
Serves a virtual llms.txt file that lists your public posts and pages for AI tools. One file per site and language, with preview.
CultDevOps LLMs.txt Generator ranks #72,659 among WordPress.org plugins with 0+ active installations, is #3,076 of 4,265 in the SEO & Marketing category, and was last updated Oct 16, 2026. Data from WordPress.org, refreshed twice daily — see methodology.
Compatible with WP 7.1.4
v2.0.1
Current Version v2.0.1
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Last Update on 16 Oct, 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about CultDevOps LLMs.txt Generator – SEO for AI
llms.txt is a proposal for a Markdown file at the root of a website that gives AI agents short background about the site and links to the pages that matter. It was proposed by Jeremy Howard and is described on https://llmstxt.org/. The page says the only required part is the site name; a short summary and lists of links can follow. This plugin generates such a file from your public content and serves it as llms.txt. It is a proposal, not a rule: the page does not name the AI tools that read the file, and tools may change how they treat it.
There is no guarantee, and this plugin does not promise it. llmstxt.org describes the file as a help for AI agents that use a site; it does not describe an effect on search results. Treat llms.txt as an addition to a clear site structure, a sitemap and good content, not as a replacement.
The response carries the header X-Robots-Tag: noindex, follow. It asks search engines not to list the llms.txt file itself as a page in their results, while links inside it may still be followed. The file is meant for AI agents, not for visitors of a search engine. The header is about this one file only; it does not change how your pages are indexed.
The file starts with a title and a short summary: the ones you wrote in the settings, or else the site title and the tagline from Settings > General. Then it has one section for each checked post type with the newest published items, up to the Content Limit. Each item is a link with the title and a short description, followed by the categories, tags and other public terms of the post. The last section, Optional, links to the other languages, to the WordPress sitemap when it is available, and to the RSS feed. Drafts, pending, private, scheduled and trashed posts and posts with a password are never listed, whatever the settings say. A post that Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO or SEOPress marks as noindex is left out while that plugin is active.
Yes, as far as this file is concerned. The query asks only for published posts without a password, and every item is checked once more before it is written. When a published post becomes private or gets a password, or is trashed or deleted, the stored file is dropped at once and regenerated, so the post does not stay in an old copy. Posts that MemberPress, Paid Memberships Pro, Restrict Content Pro, WooCommerce Memberships or Members keep for members are left out as well, checked as for a visitor who is not logged in, and the members-only blocks of Paid Memberships Pro and MemberPress are removed from the text. For another membership or paywall plugin, keep such posts out with Hide from llms.txt. Everything else that is published is public: a published post appears in the file with its title, address and a short description. Keep a post out with Hide from llms.txt on its edit screen, by setting it to noindex in your SEO plugin, by unchecking its post type, by choosing categories, or by making it private or password-protected.
Open the post in the editor and check Hide from llms.txt in the llms.txt box (in the sidebar of the block editor, or beside the content in the classic editor), then update the post. The post stays published; only the llms.txt files leave it out, and a stored file that listed it is dropped at once. A post that Yoast SEO, Rank Math, All in One SEO or SEOPress marks as noindex is left out as well while that plugin is active. The box appears on the post types that are checked in the settings.
The file is stored and not regenerated on every visit. It is regenerated when you save changed settings or click Regenerate llms.txt, when the site title, the tagline, the permalink structure or the site address changes, when a published post leaves the file (unpublished, private, password, trash, deletion), and, while Auto Regeneration is on (the default), after a post is published or updated. A queued regeneration runs about a minute later through WP-Cron. Browsers and proxies may keep a copy for five minutes.
Earlier versions wrote a physical llms.txt file into the site folder. Version 2 serves the file from WordPress instead. On the first page load after the update the plugin keeps your settings, removes the old daily scheduled task, and deletes the old llms.txt file when its first lines show that this plugin wrote it. A file that it did not write is never touched; a notice asks you to delete or rename it, because the web server would send it instead of the generated file. If the old file cannot be deleted, a notice names it. The switch that excluded password-protected content is gone, because such content is now never listed.
Deactivating removes the queued regeneration and the short-lived locks and keeps your settings and the stored files. Deleting the plugin from the Plugins screen removes the settings, the stored files, the request counts, the Hide from llms.txt choices, the locks and the scheduled events on every site of a network, the record of which plugin notices each user closed, and the old llms.txt file of version 1.x when this plugin wrote it. The plugin keeps no other data, and there is no option to keep data on deletion. While the free version and the premium package are both installed, deleting one of them removes nothing, because they share the data. If you allowed Freemius to connect, Freemius is told that the plugin was deleted; the records it keeps are not touched.
Yes. You can activate it for the whole network or for single sites. Sites created later are set up automatically after a network activation. Settings, the stored file and its address belong to each site; there is no network admin screen.
