Docs Sitemap and LLM Files
Use the docs.cleanestimate.pro sitemap, llms.txt, and llms-full.txt files for search, crawl, and AI ingestion workflows.
Docs Sitemap and LLM Files
CleanEstimate Pro Docs publishes discovery files for search engines, crawlers, support tooling, and AI assistants.
These files live on the docs domain:
| URL | Purpose |
|---|---|
/site-map | Human-readable directory of every docs section, article, and machine-readable file |
/sitemap.xml | Canonical XML sitemap for docs pages |
/llms.txt | Concise plain-text docs index for AI assistants and retrieval systems |
/llms-full.txt | Full plain-text export of the public docs article catalog |
/robots.txt | Crawler rules and sitemap pointer |
When to use each file
/site-map
Use the HTML site map when you want to browse the full docs structure without relying on sidebar navigation or search. It includes:
- top-level docs entry points
- every docs category
- every public help article
- machine-readable discovery files
/sitemap.xml
Use the XML sitemap for:
- search engine indexing
- crawl audits
- broken-link checks
- SEO validation for
docs.cleanestimate.pro
The sitemap is generated from the same MDX documentation catalog that powers the help center, so new docs pages are included automatically when they have valid frontmatter.
/llms.txt
Use llms.txt when an AI assistant or retrieval system needs a compact overview of the docs site.
It includes:
- the docs homepage
- the XML sitemap
- the full LLM export URL
- every docs category
- every docs article URL and description
/llms-full.txt
Use llms-full.txt when an AI system needs article bodies, not just route summaries.
It includes:
- a section index
- each article's canonical URL
- title, description, category, role, difficulty, and last-updated metadata
- the article body from the MDX source
Keeping discovery current
When you add or update a public docs article, make sure its frontmatter includes:
titledescriptioncategorylast_updated
Those fields keep the docs sitemap, /site-map, llms.txt, and llms-full.txt useful for both people and machines.
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