LLMs.txt

Generates an llms.txt file in the build output, listing every content page with its title and absolute URL. This file follows the llms.txt convention for making site content discoverable by large language models. Enabled by default.

Output

The generated file is written to llms.txt at the site root. The format is:

# Site Title
> Site description from sarde.yaml
## Pages
- [Getting Started](https://example.com/docs/getting-started/)
- [Configuration](https://example.com/docs/reference/configuration/)
- [Writing Content](https://example.com/docs/guides/writing-content/)

The heading uses the site.title from sarde.yaml. The blockquote uses site.description, if set. Each page is a Markdown-formatted link with the page's title and absolute URL.

Configuration

This plugin uses the global llms_txt config section in sarde.yaml.

sarde.yaml (defaults shown)

llms_txt:
  enabled: true
  include_blog: true

Filtering blog content

Set include_blog: false to exclude blog posts from the output. This keeps the file focused on documentation and reference content.

llms_txt:
  include_blog: false

Blog-type collections are identified by directory name: blog, posts, articles, and news.

Excluded pages

The following pages are always excluded from the output:

• Draft pages
• Section index pages (_index.md)
• The homepage

Disabling the plugin

Remove llms_txt from the enabled list, or set enabled: false:

llms_txt:
  enabled: false

Edge cases

• If site.title is not set, the heading falls back to "Site".
• If site.description is empty, the blockquote line is omitted.
• The file uses absolute URLs constructed from site.url. If no URL is configured, URLs are relative to the build root.
• Pages are listed in build order (the order they appear in the page list), not alphabetically.