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# llms.txt

The llms.txt spec, format, hosting, and why every B2B site should ship it.

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    ### llms.txt: the file every B2B site should have shipped already
    
    llms.txt is the AI-crawler equivalent of robots.txt — a structured map of what your site is, what content matters, and how AI systems should describe it. Here is the spec, the format, and a copy-pasteable starter.
    
    Yevhen Pavlenko · 8 min · 2026-04-28](/blog/llms-txt-spec-2026)

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    ### GPTBot, PerplexityBot, AI Crawler robots.txt: the 2026 Access Policy
    
    Should you let GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot crawl your site? Yes. The 2026 default is to allow the major AI crawlers — that is how you get cited. AI crawler robots.txt allow-list, exceptions, and why blocking is wrong for B2B.
    
    Yevhen Pavlenko · 5 min · 2026-04-10](/blog/ai-crawler-access-policy)