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What is llms.txt? A plain text file that points AI tools to a site's key pages. Here's what a real estate website's llms.txt should list and how to check it.
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Updated Updated November 2026
What is llms.txt and does a real estate website need one?
llms.txt is a plain text file at the root of a website, such as yoursite.com/llms.txt, that gives AI tools a short summary of who you are and links to your most useful pages. It is a proposed convention, not an official standard, and AI tools are not required to read it. For a real estate site it is cheap to have and helps point AI tools to your best pages. Every Savvy Studio site ships one.
It is written in Markdown. The top has your name or business and a one-line description. Below that come short sections of links with a sentence about each one. Think of it as a table of contents written for an AI reader instead of a person. It does not replace your sitemap, which lists every page for search engines.
Having an llms.txt will not get you mentioned by ChatGPT on its own, and some AI tools may ignore it. What earns mentions is useful, specific content on pages crawlers can read, plus consistent facts about you across the web. The file is a small, sensible extra that makes your best content easier to find once it exists.
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No. robots.txt tells crawlers what they may or may not crawl. llms.txt is a summary and reading list for AI tools.
No. Every Savvy Studio site ships one along with a sitemap and structured data, with nothing for you to maintain.
Yes. It is just a text file served at the root of your domain. Ask your builder to create it and update it when you add pages.
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