llms.txt and agent-readable docs

A growing share of your customers never open your docs directly: they ask an AI assistant, and the assistant reads your docs for them. Clayo treats those readers as first class. Every docs site is agent-readable by default, with nothing to configure.

llms.txt

Your site serves an index at /llms.txt following the llms.txt convention. It lists your project and every published article, grouped by section, with links to plain-markdown versions:

# Meridian

## Guides

- [What is Meridian?](https://meridian.clayo.site/articles/what-is-meridian.md)
- [Create your first monitor](https://meridian.clayo.site/articles/create-your-first-monitor.md)

Agents that support the convention discover it automatically.

llms-full.txt

For agents that prefer one file, /llms-full.txt contains every published article in full, in your docs' display order, each with its canonical source URL. An assistant can load it once and answer questions about your entire product.

Markdown alternates

Append .md to any article URL to get the raw markdown: /articles/quickstart.md. Clean input for agents, and handy for humans who want to paste your docs into a prompt.

Sitemap and robots

Every site serves /sitemap.xml with last-modified dates, and a /robots.txt that welcomes crawlers. Search engines and AI crawlers both get a clean, canonical view of your docs.

Watching agent traffic

Insights splits docs reads into agents and humans, so you can see how much of your readership is already AI. See Insights: metrics and conversations.