Nine files. Half an hour. AI can find you.

Templates that have been tested, validated, and formatted to current specifications. The plain-English manual walks you through what each piece does and how to put it on your site.

No coding needed. Works on Squarespace, Wix, WordPress, Shopify, or any other site builder you're on.

Half-hour install for someone who's never touched a .txt file before. Less, if you have.

If you have a website and you've noticed that AI products — ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Google AI Overviews — don't seem to know you exist, this kit is for you.

Specifically, it's built for:

• Solo consultants, freelancers, and creators who want their name to surface when someone asks an AI a question in their niche
• Small businesses with a website but no in-house SEO team
• Marketing agencies who want to add AI discoverability to their offering — the licence permits client work
• SaaS founders, ecommerce store owners, and content publishers who want their content cited rather than ignored

Not for: enterprise sites with custom CMS architectures. The manual assumes you can edit static text files. If you can copy a file into your site root, you can install the kit.

It does not change what already-trained models know. If GPT-4 or Claude 3 was trained before your site existed, those weights are fixed. The kit affects future crawls and live AI search products that hit your site in real time.

It does not guarantee placement in any AI response. No tool can do that. The kit gives AI products everything they need to find, understand, and cite you. Whether they cite you in any particular answer is up to them.

It does not legally prevent AI companies from using your content. ai.txt and llms.txt are voluntary, emerging standards. They signal intent. They are not enforceable.

Inside those limits, the kit does what it says: it makes your site readable, identifiable, and citable by the systems that increasingly decide what gets seen.