How to create an llms.txt file in Jekyll and GitHub Pages

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Have you ever wanted to make your blog content more accessible to AI systems and large language models? Or maybe you’ve wondered how to provide a clean, machine-readable version of your posts without the HTML clutter? The llms.txt is the solution. It provides a standardized way for websites to expose their content to AI systems. And if you’re using Jekyll with GitHub Pages, you can create this…

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