Annotated llms.txt example

Minimal structure following the llms.txt convention, with a note on every section explaining why it's there and what it should contain for your site.

# Acme Rentals

→ H1 title with the site/brand name — this is what an AI engine reads as the entity's canonical name.

> Vacation rental management software for independent property owners.

→ One-sentence summary in a blockquote — what the AI extracts if it only reads a single line of the whole file.

## Product
- [Features](/features): pricing plans, channel manager, guest messaging
- [Pricing](/pricing): plans and per-property costs

→ H2 section grouping product pages — helps the crawler prioritize within a limited crawl budget.

## Docs
- [Quickstart](/docs/quickstart): connect your first property in 10 minutes
- [API reference](/docs/api): REST endpoints for bookings and calendars

→ H2 section for documentation — kept separate from product pages because it serves a different audience (developers vs. buyers).

## About
- [Contact](/contact)
- [Status page](/status)

→ Update the file after every major site restructuring: stale links here erode trust more than a single outdated page would.

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