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When you ask an agent what to use, it recommends what it can read. Awesome llms.txt lists 128 AI tools, platforms and services in 20 categories, and marks each by whether it publishes a working llms.txt, the plain-text map of a site that llmstxt.org specifies. 99 of them do today.

Every link is re-checked, last on 21 October 2026. Search and filter the list on brethof.ai, or read it on GitHub, where anyone can add a tool with a pull request or an issue. Free and MIT-licensed.

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128 AI tools, platforms and services in 20 categories

Each one marked: a working llms.txt, or not yet (99 have one today)

Every link re-checked, last on 21 October 2026

Search and filters on brethof.ai

The list ships its own llms.txt and llms-full.txt for agents

Free, MIT-licensed, open to submissions on GitHub

Use Cases

Check which tools in a category an AI agent can read before you recommend one

See whether your own tool's llms.txt is listed and working

Find tools with structured docs for your agent to pull from

Get your AI tool added with a pull request or an issue

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Founder of Brethof AI: privacy-first AI ...

Hi Fazier! We started this list after watching agents recommend the tools they could read and skip the ones they couldn't. So every entry carries one plain fact: does it publish a working llms.txt? Today 99 of the 128 do. It's free and MIT-licensed. If you build an AI tool, send it in on GitHub with a pull request or an issue and we'll check it. Does your own product have an llms.txt yet?

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Founder of Brethof AI: privacy-first AI ...

Hi Fazier! We started this list after watching agents recommend the tools they could read and skip the ones they couldn't. So every entry carries one plain fact: does it publish a working llms.txt? Today 99 of the 128 do. It's free and MIT-licensed. If you build an AI tool, send it in on GitHub with a pull request or an issue and we'll check it. Does your own product have an llms.txt yet?

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