Platform Guides

The same check needs a different fix on every platform. WordPress writes robots through a plugin, Shopify compiles it from a Liquid template, and Next.js owns it as a static file. Pick your stack:

• WordPress — robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap, Yoast/Rank Math, AI bot rules.
• Shopify — robots.txt.liquid, product feeds, structured data, theme limits.
• Lovable — public/ files, server routes, MCP endpoints, llms.txt.
• Replit — static assets, robots, llms.txt, deployment caveats.
• Next.js / Vercel — App Router metadata, route handlers, public/ files, edge headers.

Don't see your platform? Most static-site generators (Hugo, Eleventy, Astro, Jekyll) work like Next.js for AIScan purposes — drop files into public/ or static/ and they're served at the root.