llms.txt
llms.txt: your store, summarized for AI assistants
llms.txt is to AI assistants what sitemap.xml is to search engines: a canonical file at a known location that says what your site is and where the substance lives. AgentReady generates yours from real store data and keeps it current automatically.
See it, don't take our word
One fetch, your whole store
An assistant that fetches /llms.txt gets your store's substance in a single plain-text read: who you are, what you sell, your policies, your answers. This is the shape of the file AgentReady maintains.
Served at /llms.txt on your domain, rebuilt automatically as your catalog and policies change.
What llms.txt actually is
It's a plain-text markdown file served at /llms.txt that gives AI systems a structured summary of your site: who you are, what you sell, your policies, and links to the content that matters. Assistants that respect it can answer questions about your store from one fetch instead of crawling and guessing.
Shopify now serves a generic platform file for every store covering checkout plumbing and policy links. What that file does not contain is your store's actual knowledge: no products, no FAQ answers, no brand story, no locations. That gap is what AgentReady fills.
What AgentReady publishes in yours
Your brand and contact identity. Your collections and products with one-line descriptions, prices, and subscribe-and-save offers where they exist. Your shipping and returns answers inline, so 'how much is delivery' never requires a second crawl. Your store locations with hours. Your FAQ library's answers. And a link to a markdown twin of every product page for agents that want detail.
Maintained, not generated once
The file regenerates as your catalog and content change, the same way your structured data does. A stale llms.txt is worse than none, because agents quote it confidently.
Frequently asked questions
Do AI assistants actually read llms.txt?
Adoption is growing fast across AI crawlers and agent frameworks, and the file is cheap insurance: one small text file at a standard location. AgentReady also logs which agents fetch yours, so you can watch adoption on your own store rather than take anyone's word for it.
Doesn't Shopify already provide this?
Shopify serves a platform-generic file focused on transaction plumbing and policy links. It contains nothing specific about your store: no catalog, no answers, no locations. AgentReady's file is the store-knowledge layer on top.
What's a markdown twin?
A plain-markdown copy of each product page at a stable URL, listing the product's details, price, options, and subscription offers without any theme markup in the way. Agents that want product detail read it in one request.
Where can I see mine?
Once the embed is on, it serves from your own domain. The dashboard's llms.txt settings page shows the current content, lets you curate sections, and regenerates on demand.
Related features
MCP endpoint, agent product feed, markdown twins, and server-verified agent analytics.
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Make your store readable to AI agents
Free to install, AI-readable in about ten minutes, with the proof in your dashboard.