Which published content does Duda include in its generated llms.txt file?

Definition: Duda's generated llms.txt file is a Markdown text file for a published site. Duda says it lists available pages with brief descriptions and URLs, and that it creates and updates the file for every site that is published.

Key facts

• Duda lists llms.txt among the default files included with every published site in its Site Configuration Files documentation.
• The file is available at the site's /llms.txt path and uses Markdown, according to the same documentation.
• The documented page types are regular pages, dynamic pages, blog posts, translated pages, native store category pages, and native store product pages.
• Duda's SEO documentation places one llms.txt file for each published site under the settings Duda handles automatically.

How does Duda maintain the page list?

Duda's Site Configuration Files documentation says it creates and updates an llms.txt file for every site that is published. Duda also describes the file as a default site file and places it at the site root.

The documented address pattern is:

www.sitedomain.com/llms.txt

Duda's SEO documentation repeats that the llms.txt file is provided for each published site and identifies it as one of the items Duda handles automatically.

Which page types does the file include?

Duda names six page classes in its Site Configuration Files documentation:

• regular pages
• dynamic pages
• blog posts
• translated pages
• native store category pages
• native store product pages

These are the content types Duda documents as included in the generated file.

What does each listed page contain?

Duda's Site Configuration Files documentation describes the file as a Markdown list of pages that are available on the site. Each listed page is represented with a URL and a brief description, so the file is a compact page directory rather than a copy of the page body. The documentation describes the purpose as giving AI tools a structured overview of important site content.

The second Duda page says the automatic llms.txt file helps AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude understand the site. That statement describes Duda's stated purpose for the file; it does not document a ranking or citation outcome.

How can you check the generated file?

Open the published domain and append /llms.txt to the origin, following the address pattern shown above. Check that the response is Markdown and that the entries show page descriptions and URLs. Compare the listed entries with the six page classes Duda documents when checking coverage.

Duda's documentation does not specify an update interval or explain whether page-level No Index settings change the generated llms.txt list. Those details remain open points in the published guidance.

Related terms

• llms.txt
• XML sitemap
• robots.txt

FAQ

Is the file generated for every Duda site?

Duda says it creates and updates an llms.txt file for every site that is published. The file is exposed through the published site's /llms.txt path.

Does Duda document the file's refresh frequency?

The documentation says that Duda creates and updates the file, but it does not give a refresh interval or a rule for when a page list changes.

Sources

1. Duda Support, "Site Configuration Files", updated 15 October 2026
2. Duda Support, "SEO: Key Concepts and Tools", updated 15 October 2026

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