License: MIT
License URL: https://opensource.org/license/mit
LLM-Friendly WP is a plugin designed to make documents on your WordPress site easily discoverable and usable by large language models (LLMs and AI). It achieves this by:
- Generating Markdown versions of your selected posts or pages.
- Serving the Markdown version of each URL when it ends with
?md=1. - Automatically creating an
llms.txtfile, inspired by the llms-txt project, to help LLMs index your site's Markdown content.
- Converts selected categories of posts/pages into Markdown format.
- Allows easy access to Markdown versions via URLs with a
md=1parameter. - Automatically generates an
llms.txtfile containing links to Markdown documents.
- Download the plugin and upload the
llm-friendly-wpfolder to your WordPresswp-content/pluginsdirectory. - Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.
- After activation, configure the plugin settings via the 'LLM-Friendly WP' menu in the admin dashboard.
- Markdown Conversion: Converts WordPress posts or pages into Markdown using the HTML To Markdown for PHP library.
- Automatic Markdown Serving: Access Markdown versions of posts by appending
?md=1or&md=1to the URL. - llms.txt File Generation: Automatically generates a
llms.txtfile with links to your Markdown documents for LLM discovery. - Easy Setup: Simple configuration to select categories for Markdown conversion.
- Go to the plugin's settings page and select the categories of posts or pages you want to convert into Markdown.
- Visit any post or page with the
?md=1URL parameter to view its Markdown version. - Generate the
llms.txtfile from the plugin settings. The file will include links to all your converted Markdown documents.
- Initial release.
- Markdown conversion for selected categories of posts/pages.
- Automatic serving of Markdown versions when the URL ends with
md=1. - Generates an
llms.txtfile with links to Markdown documents.
Select the categories you want to convert through the plugin settings page.
Yes! Simply add ?md=1 or &md=1 to the end of a post's URL.
The llms.txt file contains links to your converted Markdown documents, enabling large language models to discover and index your content.
This plugin is developed by Kiboko Labs.