What’s a llms.txt or JSON datalake file good for?
Well, your website is technically a bunch of CODE and not CONTENT. The goal of a llms.txt file or JSON datalake file is to strip all that nonsense away so that LLMs like ChatGPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, and others can *SEE* your content.
In the image above the website on the left is what humans see. It’s tidy, neat, clean and readable. The code in the middle of the image is what website and LLM crawlers see. It’s filled with lots of code and not content. The text on the right is an llms.txt file.
Here’s a link to Pixaura’s llms.txt and llms-full.txt files. The goal of these files is to make it really easy for chatbots and LLMs to see your content and not a bunch of code. On top of code complexities the crawler has to go through every page in your site to find the relevant data and information.
Here’s a link to Pixuara’s JSON and JSONL files:
https://www.pixaura.com/datalake.json
https://www.pixaura.com/datalake.jsonl
The JSON file is the raw data/content from all of the content on Pixaura.com. The JSONL file is used to train a chatbot with all of the content in the data lake.
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Long Live Data Lakes!
I’m not sure if robots really know how to swim. But, it’s fun to think about…
Q: Why did the robot bring a snorkel to the pool?
A: Because it didn’t want to short-circuit its vacation! 🤖🏊♂️⚡
Q: Why don’t robots go swimming?
A: Because they’re afraid of current events! 🤖💦⚡
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