🤖 Discourse llms.txt Generator Plugin

[pacharanero (Marcus Baw)]

Thanks for this plugin, it’s a great addition to Discourse.

Just mentioning here in case anyone else is having the same problem with conflict between this plugin and Discourse’s fairly recent ‘half-feature’ which implements llms.txt but in a completely manual way without doing any of the useful stuff that this plugin does.

Enabling native LLMs.txt support in Discourse

Starting with Discourse v2026.1.0, native support for the llms.txt standard is included. This allows Large Language Models (LLMs) to crawl and interpret your site content more effectively. How to enable native llms.txt support Go to /admin/config/security and search for LLMs TXT Upload your llms.txt file (.txt and .md formats are accepted; see https://llmstxt.org for syntax, format, and implementation details) Save the configuration Once configured, your file will automatically be served at: …

The new Discourse feature completely overrides the path /llms.txt even if it is not configured or enabled. I must admit to being a little dumbfounded that this is considered a useful or production-ready feature in Discourse core.

This for me meant that while /llms-full.txt and /sitemaps.txt worked perfectly, the main /llms.txt path didn’t work at all (404).

My workaround is to create a manual llms.txt which I upload manually, which points to /llms-full.txt.

It would be nice if either:

• The Discourse core feature was upgraded so it does what this plugin does, or
• The Discourse core feature doesn’t override llms.txt and conflict with this plugin, unless you enable it by uploading an llms.txt.