docs.clickhelp.com is ready for AI: 14 of 14 checks passed

docs.clickhelp.com · 15 pages checked · Oct 23, 2026

14 of 14 checks passed

All checks passed. Nothing to fix.

4 of 4 passed

llms.txtPassed: Your docs have an llms.txt file
llms.txt is a short index that tells AI tools what your docs cover and where to start reading. Without it, they have to guess from whatever pages they land on.
llms.txt formatPassed: llms.txt follows the standard layout
AI tools expect a title, a one-line summary and sections with lists of links. With a different layout, they may miss the links.
llms.txt lengthPassed: llms.txt is short enough to read in full
Many AI tools stop reading a file after 50,000 to 100,000 characters. Pages listed after that point are never seen.
llms.txt points to MarkdownPassed: llms.txt links to Markdown pages
When llms.txt points to Markdown copies, AI tools get clean text straight away instead of parsing HTML.

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Markdown versions of pagesPassed: 15 of 15 pages are available as Markdown
AI tools read clean Markdown far more reliably than HTML. A common convention is that adding .md to a page URL returns the page as plain text.
Code blocks in MarkdownPassed: Code blocks in Markdown are closed properly
An unclosed ``` block turns the rest of the page into code, and AI tools misread everything after it.

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Text without JavaScriptPassed: Page text is in the HTML
Most AI tools don't run JavaScript. If the text is added by scripts, they see an empty page.
Markdown page lengthPassed: Markdown pages fit in an AI tool's context
AI tools read a limited amount of text at once. Pages over about 50,000 characters get cut off, and the end of the page is lost.
Content vs. page weightPassed: Pages are short enough once the code is stripped (81% of a typical page is code)
A typical page is 17K characters of HTML for 3K characters of text. AI tools strip the tags, scripts and styles, but they still have to download them, and very large pages can get cut off before the text.
Download sizePassed: Pages are light to download
AI tools download the whole page before reading it. Pages over about 1 MB are slow to fetch, and some tools give up.
Where the content startsPassed: Content starts near the top of every page we checked
AI tools often read a page from the top and cut it off when it gets long. If menus and sidebars come first, the actual answer may never be read.
Whole page in one requestPassed: Each page comes complete in one request
AI tools usually fetch a page once. If the content is split across several requests, they only see the first part.

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RedirectsPassed: Pages open without redirect chains
Each redirect is one more request. Long chains or redirects in JavaScript can stop an AI tool before it reaches the page.
Open accessPassed: Docs open without a login
AI tools can't log in. Pages behind a login are invisible to them.