llmstxt

generate llms.txt–using your sitemap.xml.

 

Quickstart

$ npx -y llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml

• expand example

  
  

  $ npx -y llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml
  - [dotenvx run -f](https://dotenvx.com/docs/advanced/run-f.html): Compose multiple .env files for environment variables loading, as you need.
  - [dotenvx run --log-level](https://dotenvx.com/docs/advanced/run-log-level.html): Set `--log-level` to whatever you wish.
  - [dotenvx run --env HELLO=String](https://dotenvx.com/docs/advanced/run-overload.html): Override existing env variables. These can be variables already on your machine or variables loaded as files consecutively. The last variable seen will 'win'.
  - [dotenvx run --quiet](https://dotenvx.com/docs/advanced/run-quiet.html): Use `--quiet` to suppress all output (except errors).
  - [dotenvx run - Shell Expansion](https://dotenvx.com/docs/advanced/run-shell-expansion.html): Prevent your shell from expanding inline `$VARIABLES` before dotenvx has a chance to inject them. Use a subshell.
  ...
  

 

Basics

Basic usage

• `gen https://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml`

  
  

  Outputs to stdout.

  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml
  - [dotenvx run -f](https://dotenvx.com/docs/advanced/run-f.html): Compose multiple .env files for environment variables loading, as you need.
  - [dotenvx run --log-level](https://dotenvx.com/docs/advanced/run-log-level.html): Set `--log-level` to whatever you wish.
  - [dotenvx run --quiet](https://dotenvx.com/docs/advanced/run-quiet.html): Use `--quiet` to suppress all output (except errors).
  ...

• `gen https://yoursite.com/sitemap.xml > llms.txt`

  
  

  Write to file.

  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml > llms.txt

 

Advanced

Advanced options

• `gen --exclude-path` - Exclude path(s)

  
  

  Exclude paths from generation.

  # exclude all blog posts
  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml --exclude-path "**/blog/**"
  
  # exclude all docs
  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml --exclude-path "**/docs/**"
  
  # exclude privacy and terms
  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml -ep "**/privacy**" -ep "**/terms**"

• `gen --include-path` - Include path(s)

  
  

  Include paths for generation.

  # include all docs only
  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml --include-path "**/docs/**"
  
  # include all blogs only
  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml -ip "**/blog/**"

• `gen --replace-title s/pattern/replacement/` - Replace string(s) from title

  
  

  Use --replace-title to remove redundant text from your page titles. For example, dotenvx's titles all end with | dotenvx. I want to replace those with empty string.

  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml --replace-title 's/\| dotenvx//'

• `gen --title 'Your Heading'` - set title

  
  

  Set your website's heading 1 title.

  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml --title 'dotenvx'

• `gen --description 'Some description'` - set description

  
  

  Set your website's description.

  $ llmstxt gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml --description 'This is a description' 

 

FAQ

Can you give me a real world example?

I'm using it to generate dotenvx.com/llms.txt with the following command:

npx -y llmstxt@latest gen https://dotenvx.com/sitemap.xml -ep "**/privacy**" -ep "**/terms**" -ep "**/blog/**" -ep "**/stats/**" -ep "**/support/**" -rt 's/\| dotenvx//' -t 'dotenvx' > llms.txt