LLM.txt & AI Crawler Setup Guide for WooCommerce users

Create or modify your '/robots.txt' file to include directives for AI bots (e.g., User-agent: GPTBot, User-agent: CCBot).

Include explicit 'Allow' and 'Disallow' rules for key WooCommerce sections like product pages, category archives, cart, and checkout to guide AI crawlers.

Add a brief, plain-text description of your store's primary product categories or services to assist AI in understanding your business context.

Define specific user-agent rules in 'robots.txt' for known AI crawlers (e.g., User-agent: PerplexityBot, Allow: /products/, Disallow: /checkout/).

Utilize meta robots tags on pages (e.g., <meta name='robots' content='noai'>) to prevent AI ingestion of sensitive or non-product-related content.

Monitor server logs for AI crawler activity to confirm they are adhering to your directives and accessing intended store sections.

Enclose individual product listings within `<article>` tags to signify distinct content units.

Use `<section>` tags with descriptive labels (e.g., `<section aria-label='Product Specifications'>`) for different product attribute groups.

Ensure product tables (e.g., for variations, specifications) use `<thead>`, `<tbody>`, and `<th>` tags correctly for structured data parsing.

Keep distinct product features or support topics within self-contained blocks of approximately 500 words.

Reiterate the core product name or issue in summaries of sections to provide clear context for RAG pipelines.

Eliminate ambiguous pronouns; explicitly state product names, feature names, or error codes instead of using 'it' or 'they'.