> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.wpos.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Sitemaps, robots, and llms.txt

> What WPOS serves to search crawlers and AI agents automatically: sitemap, robots.txt, and an llms.txt for AI readers.

Search engines and AI agents read a site through a few well-known files. WPOS
generates and maintains all of them, so a connected site is crawlable and
AI-readable from day one without configuration.

## llms.txt

WPOS auto-generates `/llms.txt`, the emerging standard that gives AI agents a
clean, markdown summary of your site: name, tagline, language, and an index
of the content that matters. It updates as the site changes, so an AI reading
your client's site always sees current information.

Check yours at `yourdomain.com/llms.txt`.

## Sitemap

The site serves a full XML sitemap at `/wp-sitemap.xml`, built on the
WordPress sitemap system and maintained automatically as content is added,
updated, or removed. The sitemap location is also advertised in robots.txt,
so crawlers find it without manual submission.

## robots.txt

WPOS manages `/robots.txt`. The default output keeps admin and commerce
plumbing out of the index and points crawlers at the sitemap. Rules can be
extended per site, including rules aimed at specific AI crawlers, by asking
the agent in [chat](/operate/chat).

## Redirects

When URLs change, WPOS serves proper 301 redirects so links and rankings
survive. The agent creates redirects as part of restructuring work rather
than leaving old URLs to 404.

<Tip>
  After a migration or a big restructure, ask the agent in
  [chat](/operate/chat) to check for broken links and missing redirects. It
  works from the site's own link and redirect data.
</Tip>