llms.txt is present but thin or unstructured
llms.txt is a file you can publish that tells AI systems which pages on your site are the most useful ones to read first, similar in spirit to a sitemap but written for AI rather than search crawlers. Your site already publishes one, which is good, but it lacks the recommended structure: a clear title, section headings, and a solid set of links to your best pages. A thin, unstructured llms.txt technically exists but gives AI systems little useful direction, so it underdelivers compared to what it could be doing for you. You've done the hard part, publishing the file, but without structure you're not getting the full benefit of that effort. Your content team needs about 30 minutes. Restructure llms.txt following the llmstxt.org format: an H1 title, a short one-line summary in a blockquote, H2 section headings, and at least 5 links to your most quotable pages, such as pricing, FAQ, and your most authoritative guides.
Why this matters
A thin, unstructured llms.txt technically exists but gives AI systems little useful direction, so it underdelivers compared to what it could be doing for you. You've done the hard part, publishing the file, but without structure you're not getting the full benefit of that effort.
How to fix it
Your content team needs about 30 minutes. Restructure llms.txt following the llmstxt.org format: an H1 title, a short one-line summary in a blockquote, H2 section headings, and at least 5 links to your most quotable pages, such as pricing, FAQ, and your most authoritative guides.