From a list of problems to the files that fix them
Most SEO tools stop at a list of problems, while the Fix Kit also writes the fixes. After a scan, IndexPedia builds the files your site needs from your own pages, ready to copy, download or apply with Auto-fix.
- robots.txt: lets search and AI crawlers in, keeps private areas out, and points to your sitemap
- llms.txt: a short, readable guide to your site for AI tools, built from your real pages
- Clean sitemap: only pages that load and can be indexed, without redirects, errors or noindex pages
- Schema: Organization and WebSite markup for your homepage
- Titles and descriptions: shorter titles that fit, and descriptions for pages missing them
What llms.txt is
llms.txt is a proposed standard: a plain text file at the root of a site that tells AI tools what the site is and links to its most useful pages, in a format language models read easily. It works alongside robots.txt and your sitemap and does not replace either.
Why a clean sitemap matters
A sitemap full of redirects, broken pages and noindex pages tells search engines your list cannot be trusted, and they pay less attention to it. A clean sitemap lists only pages you want indexed and that actually load.
Key terms
- Sitemap
- An XML file listing the pages you want search engines to find.
- llms.txt
- A plain text guide to your site written for AI tools.
- Meta description
- The short summary under your title in search results.