Generated, not uploaded
llms.txt is built from your pages and published content, and updated with them.
AI assistants answer from what they can read. Every site publishes a plain summary, structured data and static HTML, and you decide whether AI companies may train on it.
# Vesper
> Private jet charter from Prague. Door to door, on your schedule.
## Pages
- Fleet: Thirty-two aircraft on standby.
- Pricing: Per-flight pricing and jet cards.
## Journal
- Private jet charter to Nice: Door-to-door
flights to the Côte d'Azur.User-agent: *
Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-train=noAllow: /
User-agent: GPTBot
Disallow: /
User-agent: Google-Extended
Disallow: /
User-agent: ClaudeBot
Disallow: /
Sitemap: https://vesper.com/sitemap-index.xmlllms.txt is built from your pages and published content, and updated with them.
Turn it off and training crawlers are blocked. AI search can still find and cite your pages. Try the switch above.
Whether an assistant cites a page is up to the assistant. Being easy to read is up to the site.
The template knows what a page is, and the structured data follows from the record. Nothing to paste, nothing to keep in sync.
{ "@type": "Article", "headline": "Private jet charter to Nice", "datePublished": "2026-09-18", "image": "https://vesper.com/_media/nice.jpg", "inLanguage": "en"}Built from the record. Nothing to paste or keep in sync.Article, Product, WebSite and Organization are automatic. Other types go into the template: ask the agent, or add them in code.
Answer engine optimization: making a site easy for AI assistants to read and quote, the way SEO makes it easy for search engines to list.
That is up to the assistant. What a site can do is be easy to read: plain static HTML, structured data and an llms.txt summary. Every Tandmade site has all three.
No. It is built from your pages and published content and updates with them. You can add a summary line, or replace the whole file with your own.
Yes. One switch in Site settings blocks the crawlers that collect training data. AI search can still find and cite your pages.
A hidden page leaves the sitemap and llms.txt as well.
Same design, rebuilt as static, structured pages an assistant can read.