Templates

The Templates tab controls how each content type is formatted in the generated Markdown output. Templates use a simple {{variable}} syntax - no coding required.

Template kinds

Each content type maps to one of three template kinds:

Kind	Applies to
site	The top-level `llms.txt` index - the overall structure and section headings
post	Posts, pages, WooCommerce products, and custom post types
term	WooCommerce product categories and custom taxonomies

The site template controls the skeleton of the whole file. Post and term templates control the per-item blocks that get assembled inside it.

Free vs Pro

Free users see read-only default templates for each content type. The defaults are well-structured and cover the common variables for each type - most sites don’t need to change them.

Pro users Pro can edit and save a custom template per content type. A Reset to default button is always available to restore the original. Pro users also get a live preview: select a sample item from the dropdown and the rendered output updates as you type.

The Templates tab editing the Pages template: click-to-insert variable chips for standard and ACF fields, the template source with {{variable}} tokens, a sample-item preview pane, and the Available Variables reference table below

Variable substitution

Write {{variable_name}} anywhere in a template. The plugin replaces it with the field value at generation time.

Variables available in all post templates

Variable	Output
`{{title}}`	The post/page title
`{{url}}`	The canonical URL
`{{content}}`	The full Markdown body
`{{excerpt}}`	The post excerpt (or auto-generated first paragraph)
`{{published_date}}`	Publication date
`{{modified_date}}`	Last-modified date
`{{featured_image}}`	`![alt](url)` for the featured image

Additional variables for posts

Variable	Output
`{{author}}`	Display name of the post author
`{{categories}}`	Comma-separated list of categories (linked)
`{{tags}}`	Comma-separated list of tags (linked)

Additional variables for pages

Variable	Output
`{{parent_page}}`	Link to the parent page, if any

Variables for WooCommerce products

Variable	Output
`{{sku}}`	Product SKU
`{{price}}`	Current price (regular or sale)
`{{regular_price}}`	Regular price
`{{sale_price}}`	Sale price (empty if not on sale)
`{{stock_status}}`	”In stock” / “Out of stock” / “On backorder”
`{{stock_quantity}}`	Numeric stock count (if managed)
`{{short_description}}`	The WooCommerce short description field
`{{variations_section}}`	Formatted list of product variations with per-variation pricing
`{{reviews_section}}`	Customer reviews with star ratings (requires Include customer reviews in Settings)
`{{related_section}}`	Related and upsell products (requires Include related/upsell products in Settings)
`{{weight}}`	Product weight with unit
`{{dimensions}}`	Product dimensions with unit

Variables for the site index template

Variable	Output
`{{site_name}}`	Your site name
`{{site_tagline}}`	Your site tagline
`{{site_description}}`	The extended site description from Settings
`{{site_url}}`	Your site URL
`{{pages_list}}`	Auto-generated list of page entries
`{{posts_list}}`	Auto-generated list of post entries
`{{products_list}}`	Auto-generated list of product entries
`{{legal_list}}`	Auto-generated list of legal/utility pages
`{{generated_date}}`	Timestamp of the last generation run

Variables for taxonomy templates (term kind)

Variable	Output
`{{title}}`	Taxonomy term name
`{{url}}`	Term archive URL
`{{taxonomy}}`	Taxonomy slug (e.g. `product_cat`)
`{{description}}`	Term description
`{{count}}`	Number of posts/products in this term

Conditional blocks

Use {{#variable}}...{{/variable}} to show a block of text only when the variable is non-empty. This prevents stray headings or labels when a field has no value.

Example: Only show the SKU line when a product has a SKU set:

{{#sku}}**SKU:** {{sku}}
{{/sku}}

Example: Show a variations section only for variable products:

{{#variations_section}}
## Variations

{{variations_section}}
{{/variations_section}}

Conditionals can wrap any amount of text, including other variables.

Custom meta fields Pro

Any meta key listed under Settings → Advanced → Custom Field Mapping becomes available as {{meta_keyname}} in templates. For example, adding rating to the field mapping list lets you use {{meta_rating}} in post templates. Custom field mapping (together with ACF fields below) is a Pro feature.

ACF fields Pro

If Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) is active, use {{acf_fieldname}} to pull in any ACF field value by its field name. Conditional blocks work with ACF fields too:

{{#acf_summary}}**Summary:** {{acf_summary}}
{{/acf_summary}}

Bulk regeneration Pro

After editing a template, click Regenerate all in the Templates tab to re-run generation for every item that uses the changed template. Free users can trigger a full regeneration from the Generate tab at any time.

Per-page Markdown overrides Pro

When Post Editor Integration is enabled in Settings →, an AI Preview meta box appears in the WordPress post editor. From there you can:

Preview the auto-generated Markdown for that specific post.
Write a manual override that takes priority over the template output and persists through future regenerations.
Reset to auto-generated output at any time.

Free users can preview any page’s Markdown from the Generate tab’s content list; editing and saving per-page overrides requires Pro.