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GEO the factory already ships — and now dogfoods

Shipsite's generated-site contract already required answer-first copy, FAQPage JSON-LD, an llms.txt map, and an explicit AI-crawler policy. Until this week the platform site itself had none of those. That gap is closed.

Mengjian / Xiaomo
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What a generated site already gets

The site template serves /llms.txt from the same route contract as the sitemap. Content audit fails a page that ships visible FAQ entries without a FAQPage JSON-LD block. SEO strategy must state which AI crawlers are invited and whether every indexable page opens with an extractable answer.

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What shipsite.ai was missing

The marketing site had bilingual docs, but no llms.txt, no TechArticle or HowTo schema on those docs, and a generic robots.txt. Asking customers to ship GEO while the factory homepage could not be cited cleanly was a product bug, not a branding choice.

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What changed

shipsite.ai now serves /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, and /docs/llms.txt. robots.txt names GPTBot, OAI-SearchBot, ChatGPT-User, PerplexityBot, ClaudeBot, Google-Extended, and anthropic-ai. Docs pages emit schema that matches the visible FAQ and steps. Google does not require a special GEO markup. These files exist so people and agents can quote the same facts the UI already shows.