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Free tools built on the same engine as our full report. Each one answers a single question completely — crawler access, llms.txt, robots policy, page design, and what your logs say AI bots actually did — and none of them ask for an email address.

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Free llms.txt Generator

Generate a valid llms.txt file for your site in seconds. Curated Markdown index for AI agents, with guidance on what to include and where to host it.

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Free llms.txt Validator

Check whether your llms.txt exists, parses, and follows the convention: eight structural checks against the live file, free and without signup.

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Free RAG Retrieval Audit

Paste your page content and see how a retrieval pipeline splits it into chunks, and which chunks stay attributable to you when retrieved alone. No signup.

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Free AI Schema Checker

Validate Article, FAQPage, Product, Organization and other JSON-LD against what an AI engine needs to cite you — not just syntax. Free, no signup.

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Why these tools

Whether an AI engine can cite you comes down to a chain of conditions, and the first links are mechanical. Can the crawler reach the page? Is there a map telling it which pages matter? Have you stated a policy, or are you relying on defaults you have never read?

Those three questions are answerable in seconds and they gate everything downstream — whichever name your team uses for the discipline: GEO, AEO, LLMO or AI SEO. There is no point optimising passage structure on a site that returns Disallow: / to every AI user-agent, and it happens more often than you would think — usually because someone blocked GPTBot to decline training and took the citation crawlers down with it.

The next question is harder: once a crawler arrives, is the content itself extractable, attributable and worth quoting? Citation Studio lets you compose a page block-by-block and score it with the same engine that audits live sites — before you publish. The free preview covers four block types and two target queries; the full Studio adds all fourteen, saved pages, and publish verification.

The last question is the one no other tool in the category asks: what did the crawlers actually do? Your robots.txt states a policy; your server logs record behaviour. The AI Bot Log Analyzer cross-references the two — flagging a bot you allow that never visits, and a bot you blocked that still hits — because the gap between stated and observed is where the real decisions live.

The tools are free and unmetered because they answer bounded questions. For whole-site crawling, monitoring, and the complete measurement loop, there is the full evidence-readiness report.