sitemap

To generate a sitemap.xml and robots.txt, you need a deterministic pipeline that sources URLs from your project inventory and writes validated files to public assets. This tool builds them from scratch when no sitemap exists, ensuring proper encoding and canonical consistency.

Your sitemap.xml fails protocol compliance audits due to coverage gaps, poor lastmod hygiene, or canonical inconsistencies. An audit evaluates these factors against sitemaps.org guidance, reporting actionable fixes to restore crawlability and indexability across search engines.

The best way to audit sitemap indexes is running a deterministic audit mode that checks for protocol compliance, coverage gaps, and canonical consistency. It evaluates your existing files against sitemaps.org standards and reports actionable findings to optimize crawling.

Yes, you can configure robots.txt to allow AI crawlers by default while enabling opt-out per user-agent. The tool adopts a growth-first posture that invites compliant crawlers, ensuring optimized crawlability across search engines and AI platforms.

You need a sitemap index instead of a single sitemap.xml when your project inventory exceeds standard size limits. The build mode generates sitemap indexes following sitemaps.org guidance, ensuring proper encoding and validated outputs for large-scale crawlability.

Yes, this sitemap generator works without external dependencies or components. It operates as a standalone deterministic pipeline, sourcing inputs directly from your project inventory to build or audit sitemap.xml, sitemap indexes, and robots.txt files.