Atlas for WP

llms.txt is an emerging standard (similar to robots.txt) that tells AI language models about your site’s structure and content. As AI assistants increasingly pull information from the web to answer questions, having a well-formed llms.txt improves how your site is understood and cited.

No. Atlas for WP generates files in the background and caches output. Generated Markdown and llms.txt files are static, so serving them adds virtually zero load to your server.

Each WordPress post (of the default post type) that gets a generated Markdown file counts as one. Pages are not counted against the limit in the free tier.

Usually permalinks need to be flushed. Go to Settings → Permalinks and click Save Changes . If you use a caching plugin or reverse proxy, purge its cache after changing Atlas for WP settings. Also, if the site or page is behind some kind of authentication, it will return a 404 error. The site has to be public in order for the plugin to read the page content.

No. The free version generates /llms.txt (including all pages and the 10 most recent posts), /llms.md, and individual .md. In the free version, you can exclude individual pages from llms.txt and llms.md (not blog posts). A Pro license unlocks custom markdown override for content, additional content types, taxonomy exclusions, custom sections, cache controls, and related options. Upgrade to Atlas for WP Pro →

Yes. The Pro plan supports all registered custom post types, including WooCommerce products (product), events, portfolios, and any CPT registered by themes or other plugins.

Atlas doesn’t write files to your server. It listens for changes (for example when you save a post, page, or other content). When something relevant changes, the cached copy is rebuilt automatically. The next request to /llms.txt, /llms.md, or any .md URL triggers a fresh rebuild. Nothing runs on a schedule and nothing is sent to an external service.

No. It adds public text/Markdown endpoints. Your theme and normal front-end pages are unchanged.

No. Atlas adds separate AI-oriented files. It can append a hint line to robots.txt ; it does not remove other plugins’ sitemap features.

Use the WordPress.org support forum for this plugin.

No data leaves your site for the free version. The diagnostics on the Connection tab request your own site’s public URLs. The Pro license sends license-related requests to the Atlas license server.