Automatically generate a llms.txt file to help large language models (LLMs) index and understand your WordPress site content more effectively.

This plugin allows site owners to define which post types should be included, set how often the file is regenerated, and optionally trigger manual updates. The output is a clean, structured .txt file listing your site's public content in a machine-friendly format.

• ✅ Automatically generates a llms.txt file at your site root
• ✅ Select which post types to include (posts, pages, CPTs, etc.)
• ✅ Schedule automatic regeneration (hourly, twice daily, daily)
• ✅ Manual "Regenerate Now" button
• ✅ Fully translatable and escape-safe
• ✅ Works with both built-in and custom post types

The plugin writes llms.txt to the root of your WordPress installation:

/public_html/llms.txt

This file can then be accessed at:

https://yourdomain.com/llms.txt

Navigate to Settings > LLMs.txt Generator to configure:

• ✅ Which post types to include
• 🕒 How often to regenerate the file
• 🔁 Option to regenerate immediately with a button

1. Upload the plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/llms-txt-generator/

2. Activate the plugin via Plugins > Installed Plugins

3. Go to Settings > LLMs.txt Generator to configure it

Many modern language models rely on text-based crawling for data. A llms.txt file gives them a clean, structured source of your site content, bypassing messy HTML layouts and helping improve accuracy when your site is referenced in LLM output.

• Uses WP cron to handle scheduled regeneration
• Fully escaped and internationalization-ready (textdomain: llms-txt-generator)
• Post types retrieved via get_post_types( [ 'public' => true ] )
• Output is Markdown-formatted for LLM readability

• Clears scheduled cron events on deactivation
• Plugin settings are retained unless manually deleted

Licensed under the GPLv2 or later.

For issues, ideas, or contributions, open an issue or pull request on the plugin repository.