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Paste a draft
Use your current llms.txt or write a short site summary with important public pages and tools.
Free tool
Paste an llms.txt draft and get a browser-only check for sections, absolute URLs, private-content risks, hype terms, and Pagewell-style factuality. No signup, no server upload.
How to use
Pagewell discovery updates should keep llms.txt focused on public source pages, clear facts, and useful URLs. This tool turns that QA checklist into a quick first pass.
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Use your current llms.txt or write a short site summary with important public pages and tools.
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The tool checks heading structure, sections, absolute URLs, hype terms, length, and private/noindex risks.
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Keep the file factual and compact. Do not include temporary campaigns, private ABM pages, or unsupported claims.
Example output
The validator returns a score, passes, warnings, and suggested fixes before any product CTA appears.
Score: 86/100
[pass] Starts with a top-level site heading.
[pass] Includes absolute URLs.
[warn] Add a Public tools section if tools matter to the site.
[warn] Remove hype terms such as best or #1 unless sourced. Keep AI discovery files factual
Pagewell can help generate or update robots.txt, sitemap behavior, and llms.txt as part of a repo-native page workflow.
bunx skills add ReScienceLab/pagewell --skill pagewell Install Pagewell and ask it to update discovery files after generating indexable pages.
FAQ
It checks for practical issues Pagewell cares about: a clear site heading, useful sections, absolute URLs, excessive length, hype language, and private/noindex content references.
No. This browser-only tool runs locally with a small client-side script. It does not submit the text to a server.
Yes. Pagewell's free-tool playbook requires a working input/output utility, first value without signup, a crawlable SEO shell, FAQ content, and WebApplication schema when indexable.