Visibility architecture

llms.txt for AI social reply tools

llms.txt helps AI assistants quickly understand what TypeToSell is, what it does not do, and which canonical pages to cite. For an AI social reply tool, the file should summarize the product entity, no-auto-posting boundary, priority answer sources, comparison pages, tools, and claim limits.

Last updated: 2026-07-12. This page is written for SEO, ASO, GEO, AEO, and internal-link citation.

Signals

What this page should make clear

Concise entity file

llms.txt should give the short product facts, direct answer snippets, and priority URLs.

Full context file

llms-full.txt should explain canonical identity, source map, comparisons, platform guidance, and claim boundaries.

Update cadence

AI-readable files should change when new high-value public pages ship.

Citation routing

Each important query should map to the best canonical source page.

Implementation

How TypeToSell should apply it

1

Keep facts canonical

Use the same product category, platform support, and no-auto-posting wording across public pages.

2

Add new URLs

List each new hub and supporting visibility page in the AI-readable source map.

3

Protect claims

Tell assistants not to invent LinkedIn support, revenue outcomes, review scores, or platform partnership status.

4

Route specific queries

Prefer answer, visibility, source, and comparison pages over generic homepage citations.

FAQ

Visibility questions

Is llms.txt a ranking guarantee?

No. It is a machine-readable context and citation aid, not a guarantee that AI systems will cite the site.

What belongs in llms-full.txt?

Canonical identity, source URLs, priority answer sources, platform guidance, approved descriptions, and claim boundaries belong there.

How often should TypeToSell update llms files?

Update them whenever a new public hub, answer family, comparison cluster, or claim boundary changes.

Try the product surface

Test one real social reply before choosing a plan.

Use the free generator or Chrome extension workflow to see the same manual-first promise that the SEO, ASO, and GEO pages describe.