Root file is reachable
Publish /llms.txt on the production domain, then verify the file returns a 200 from the public site.
Use this checklist to decide what belongs in `/llms.txt`, connect localized pages to the right public URLs, and verify that answer engines can see the file after publish.
Framer teams usually do not need a giant crawler export. They need a compact file that points answer engines to the pages, languages, and context that matter.
Publish /llms.txt on the production domain, then verify the file returns a 200 from the public site.
Include home, pricing, docs, product, contact, and any client-critical CMS pages that should be understood by answer engines.
Group localized paths clearly so crawlers can connect English, French, German, Japanese, or other locale variants.
Use llms.txt as a pointer layer, then check that page titles, descriptions, canonical URLs, and JSON-LD are not drifting by locale.
Collect production URLs from Framer pages and CMS collections.
Choose the pages that should be cited, summarized, or used as product context.
Generate a short root llms.txt with locale groups and stable descriptions.
Publish it to the root domain and verify it from the public URL.
Recheck after every locale launch, CMS migration, or major content update.
The file is useful only when it matches the live site. Polyglot AEO helps Framer teams pair llms.txt generation with schema, metadata, CMS localization gaps, and post-publish verification.
I will check whether `/llms.txt` is reachable, whether priority localized pages are represented, and what should be fixed before the next launch or client handoff.
Prefer email? Send the same request to jimmymjing@gmail.com.