What the AI-Fix Generator does
AI search engines and agents — ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini, Google AI Overviews, and the new wave of autonomous shopping and research agents — read your site very differently than a human does. They look for machine-readable signals: a clear llms.txt, structured data (JSON-LD), an open robots.txt that lets AI crawlers in, Open Graph tags, canonical URLs, and a real meta description. Miss those and you become invisible to the fastest-growing source of discovery on the web.
Paste any URL above and DigiJaws scans the live page, its robots.txt, llms.txt and sitemap.xml, scores eleven weighted readiness signals into an overall grade, then generates the actual fixes — not just advice. Every artifact is built from your own site’s data, ready to copy or download and publish.
The fixes it generates
- llms.txt — a clean Markdown guide that tells AI models who you are and which pages matter, built from your sitemap.
- AI-allow robots.txt — explicit Allow rules for GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, CCBot and OAI-SearchBot.
- Organization JSON-LD — structured data so AI engines understand your brand entity.
- FAQPage JSON-LD — schema that powers answer-engine citations.
- Open Graph tags — clean titles, descriptions and URLs for link unfurls and AI previews.
- Canonical & meta description — the basics AI crawlers still rely on to understand and de-duplicate your pages.
Why AI-readiness matters now
Search is shifting from ten blue links to a single AI-generated answer — and increasingly to agents that browse, compare and even transact on a user’s behalf. If an agent can’t parse your site, it can’t recommend you, cite you, or buy from you. This tool is the free, instant front door to DigiJaws’ AI-visibility platform, which tracks these signals over time, alerts you when they regress, and automates the fixes across your whole site.
Frequently asked questions
Is the AI-Fix Generator free?
Yes. Scan any URL and generate fixes for free, no account or credit card required.
What is llms.txt?
llms.txt is an emerging standard — a Markdown file at the root of your site that gives AI models a concise, curated map of who you are and which pages matter most, much like robots.txt does for crawlers.
How do I apply the fixes?
Each fix tells you exactly where it goes — publish llms.txt and robots.txt at your site root, and paste the JSON-LD, Open Graph, canonical and meta tags into the <head> of the relevant pages. Copy or download each artifact with one click.
How long before the fixes show up in AI answers?
Longer than with a search engine, and the delay comes in two stages. First the page has to be recrawled, which can take anywhere from a day to several weeks depending on how often the crawlers visit. Then the assistant has to pick the new version up, which is quick for answers assembled from live search results but may not happen until a later training cycle for answers drawn from model knowledge. Fixes that make a page easier to read and quote tend to surface first in the engines that cite live sources.