Make your site readable for AI assistants
- An /llms.txt index on every published site
- A Content-Signal line in robots.txt that allows AI crawlers
- An entity graph that links your site, posts and brand
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First
It checks whether it may crawl
Your robots.txt includes a Content-Signal line that allows AI crawlers.
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Then
It looks for a summary
Your /llms.txt gives the assistant your description, pages, posts and profiles in one markdown file.
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Next
It identifies who is behind the site
Your entity declaration says whether you are an organization, a person or a local business, with your legal name, founder and links to your public profiles.
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Then
It reads the pages
Semantic markup, clean URLs and structured data make each page easy to parse. An FAQ is marked up as questions and answers.
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Finally
It writes its answer
The assistant answers from what it found. There is nothing to switch on. Publish your site and open your own /llms.txt to see what it reads.
Entity Identity: tell AI search who is behind your site
- Organization, Person or LocalBusiness
- sameAs links to LinkedIn, X, Wikipedia and Crunchbase
- Legal name, founder, founding date and job title
- Contact point and postal address
- Your site and posts reference the same entity id
- A default entity even if you leave the fields empty
Built for search engines and AI assistants
Search engines rank pages
A search engine crawls your markup, checks speed, reads structured data and lists your pages in results. Beste handles all of this on every site.
- Sitemaps, meta tags and clean URLs
- FAQ, BlogPosting and BreadcrumbList markup
- Fast pages, which still affect ranking
AI assistants write answers
An assistant writes an answer from what it can find. It needs to know what you do, who is behind the business and which pages it can cite. Beste publishes that information in formats assistants read.
- An /llms.txt index on every published site
- A Content-Signal line in robots.txt that allows AI crawlers
- An entity declaration with sameAs profile links
Questions about AI search
A markdown file at the root of your site, following the llms.txt specification. It collects your site description, entity details, pages, posts and social profiles in one document that an LLM can read in a single request. Beste creates it and updates it every time you publish.
The default robots.txt includes a Content-Signal line that allows AI crawlers. To block them, edit robots.txt in SEO Settings and add your own rules.
Yes. The generated file is a starting point, and you can change what it includes in the same settings screen.
No, it works alongside it. Sitemaps, meta tags, OG images, clean URLs, FAQ and BlogPosting structured data and automatic breadcrumbs are all still included.
No. Publish the site and open /llms.txt. Filling in Entity Identity adds more detail, but an empty panel still produces a default Organization entity from your name, URL, favicon and description.
Publish your site and open your /llms.txt