• Resolved csmarty

    (@csmarty)


    Hi, Needing support for the WP Plugin.
    After installing and running the plugin, I am getting a “✗ No LLMS.txt file found in root directory”
    This results in the /llms.txt redirecting to a random page: /llms.txt/
    Did not find this issue in the FAQ’s, what would be the solution to resolve this?

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  • Thread Starter csmarty

    (@csmarty)

    Is this plugin supported?

    Plugin Author Pavlo Samsonov

    (@samsonovteamwork)

    Hi @csmarty

    Yes, this plugin is actively maintained and supported.

    If you encounter any issues or have specific questions regarding its functionality, please don’t hesitate to share the details — we’ll be glad to assist you.

    Best regards,

    LLMs Plugin Support Team

    Thread Starter csmarty

    (@csmarty)

    @samsonovteamwork 
    See the very first post above, the question and issue occurring was posted at the top of this thread. Thanks

    Plugin Author Pavlo Samsonov

    (@samsonovteamwork)

    Hi @csmarty

    Thanks for reporting this. The issue you’re experiencing — “No LLMS.txt file found in root directory” — can sometimes occur if the file generation process was interrupted, especially on large databases. In earlier versions of the plugin, LLMS.txt was written synchronously and in a single request, which could be fragile on high-content or low-memory sites.

    Starting from version 7.0.0, we’ve rebuilt the generation system to address this:

    ✅ A new database table indexes all LLMS content for better scalability

    ⚙️ The LLMS.txt file is now generated asynchronously via scheduled cron jobs

    📉 We’ve significantly reduced filesystem operations to prevent timeouts and locking issues

    If you’re seeing this message, we recommend triggering a regeneration from the plugin settings or simply waiting for the next scheduled cron event to complete the process. You should also ensure WP cron is working on your setup (wp cron event list if you’re using WP-CLI).

    Let us know if the issue persists after updating to 7.0.0 — happy to help!

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