Make Your Site Readable for ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and Claude

Why every platform needs its own guide

Short answer: the steps themselves are the same everywhere — add Schema.org, open access for AI bots, publish llms.txt. But how you do them differs on every platform, and a generic 'edit your robots.txt' instruction is useless where robots.txt can't be edited at all. Each guide covers only what is actually achievable on your platform, and honestly names what isn't.

The spread is real. On WordPress everything installs via a plugin (Yoast, Rank Math or WPCode), with llms.txt uploaded to the site root over FTP. On Tilda robots.txt simply cannot be edited — and that's not fatal: Schema.org goes in as HTML head code, the FAQ is built with the T123 block, and the main steps are done by hand. Webflow is the opposite pole: a robots.txt editor, custom code and an llms.txt upload in site settings. On Squarespace, Code Injection requires the Business plan; on Nuvemshop and Tiendanube, theme code editing opens up from the Impulso plan.

AI builders (Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0, Cursor, Claude Code) are the easiest case: you have code access or an agent that edits it for you — those guides give ready prompts and exact file paths so everything lands in one pass.

What each step does

Short answer: AI bot access is the hard prerequisite — without it nothing else matters. Markup helps models extract facts, but it does not decide the outcome: concrete facts on the page (prices, numbers, dates), freshness and clear wording matter too. llms.txt is a supporting file and guarantees nothing about AI answers.

That's why no guide here promises 'top of ChatGPT in a week.' They close the technical layer — the part that can be checked and fixed. From there it's your content and brand mentions doing the work, and that is not a quick fix.