Help AI assistants discover and recommend your site

Why AI discovery matters now

More and more people ask an AI assistant for recommendations instead of googling — "find me a good online program for X." Assistants can only recommend what they can read and understand. Your site is built to be readable by them from day one.

Your AI-readable site map

Every site publishes two special files on its own domain: a concise one at yourdomain.com/llms.txt and an extended one at yourdomain.com/llms-full.txt. They follow the llms.txt convention — an emerging standard AI tools check when learning about a website.

The concise file carries your name, your description (from your SEO description, or your tagline as a fallback), and your key pages: home, pricing, and blog. The full version adds every course, every published collection, and every blog article by name, plus pointers to your sitemap and your API documentation.

Both files are generated automatically and stay current as you publish — there is nothing to set up or maintain.

How to make yours better

Since the file is assembled from your real content, the way to improve it is to improve the inputs: write a sharp SEO description, give courses and collections clear descriptive names, and publish blog articles. Turning on public transcript pages helps too — they give AI assistants actual substance to read and cite, not just titles.

If you're curious what assistants see, just open yourdomain.com/llms.txt in your browser — it's a plain, human-readable text file.