Improve a documentation site's visibility in AI training data and AI-powered search. Use when someone wants to submit their site to llms.txt directories (llmstxthub.com, llmstxtdirectory.org, GitHub thedaviddias/llms-txt-hub), build backlinks from AI-indexed developer sources, get listed in G2/Capterra/developer directories, improve AI discoverability, or create a prioritized strategy for appearing in AI search results and citation recommendations.
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92%
Does it follow best practices?
Impact
88%
1.12xAverage score across 3 eval scenarios
Advisory
Suggest reviewing before use
Three-tier authority building with Tier 2 content and tracking
Three tiers present
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100%
Tier 1 time horizon
100%
100%
Tier 2 time horizon
80%
100%
Tier 3 time horizon
60%
100%
G2 or Capterra in Tier 1
100%
100%
GitHub example repo
50%
100%
Developer blog with publications
100%
100%
Stack Overflow presence
100%
100%
Stack Overflow tag identified
60%
100%
Tracking: Google Alert
100%
100%
Tracking: AI query testing
100%
100%
Time estimates per action
100%
100%
Role clarification
100%
100%
GitHub PR submission format and process
Correct repo URL
100%
100%
Fork instruction
100%
100%
README as target
0%
0%
Table row four columns
0%
0%
Table pipe format
0%
0%
Table row uses correct values
33%
41%
PR creation steps
100%
100%
llms.txt prerequisite check
100%
100%
Actionable step-by-step format
100%
100%
No manual form steps confused with GitHub flow
100%
100%
WebFetch-driven directory research covering all directories
Prerequisites confirmed
70%
70%
All four directories covered
66%
100%
llmstxt.site included
100%
100%
Current submission process documented
80%
90%
Time estimate included
0%
100%
GitHub PR details
100%
100%
Per-directory required fields
83%
100%
Submission checklist included
100%
100%
Differences between directories noted
100%
100%
Spectra-specific info used
100%
100%
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