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AI discovery hub

Make your product easier to understand

See what a public page says, check AI crawler access, and prepare the signals that help agents find the right facts.

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Why this hub

AI discovery tools in one place

Use this hub when your product needs to be clear to people, search systems, and AI agents without making unsupported claims.

Tool set

Use the tools that fit

7 tools
Suggested order

Work from evidence to action

  1. 01
    Read the public page

    Start with the website and product interpretation checks to see whether the main promise is clear.

  2. 02
    Make important facts reachable

    Check crawler access, rendered HTML, sitemap coverage, and any optional llms.txt guide.

  3. 03
    Review claims yourself

    Treat an AI summary as a diagnostic, not as a source of truth. Correct the page when the evidence is wrong or missing.

Evidence and guides

Read the evidence behind the checks

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AI discovery hub FAQ

Questions before you start

Does an llms.txt file control AI systems?

No. It is an optional public guide. Crawlers and products decide whether and how to use it.

Can an AI summary prove what my product does?

No. It shows what a model inferred from public evidence. Review the source page and fix unclear claims.

Do I need to allow every crawler?

No. Choose a policy that fits your content and business, then make the policy clear and consistent.

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