How to Serve AI-Optimized Pages to LLMs
Being cited well means little if AI crawlers can't cleanly read what's on your pages in the first place. CiteCue's AI Auto-Fix handles that side of the problem automatically. Here's how it works and how to get it running.
Step 1: Understand what AI Auto-Fix actually serves
AI Auto-Fix does two things, both aimed at giving AI crawlers a version of your site they can actually use. First, it generates and serves an llms.txt file: a clear, structured map of your site built specifically for AI crawlers to reference, kept current automatically with no manual upkeep on your end. Second, it serves enriched, rewritten variants of your individual pages directly to crawlers, restructuring content so the facts an AI system needs are easy to extract instead of buried in narrative copy or scattered across a page. For background on why extractability matters so much, see how AI engines choose citations.
Step 2: Connect Cloudflare
AI Auto-Fix delivery runs through your Cloudflare integration, which lets CiteCue serve these AI-optimized variants at the edge, fast and without any changes to your origin server or CMS. Connecting Cloudflare is what turns AI Auto-Fix on for your site. Without it, the fixes exist but aren't being served to crawlers. AI crawler visibility through this same connection is rolling out, which will show you which crawlers actually fetch the optimized versions.
Step 3: Check what's live on your plan
Every plan, including Free, gets the llms.txt file and a handful of enriched page variants at no cost, a real if limited taste of what AI Auto-Fix does. Paid plans unlock full page rewrites at volume: Pro gets 10 rewrites a month and Agency gets 100, letting you cover far more of your site than the free tier's sample pages. The full breakdown is on the pricing page.
Step 4: Prioritize which pages get the full rewrite treatment
Since full rewrites are a limited monthly allowance on paid plans, it's worth being deliberate about which pages get one first. The best candidates are usually the pages tied to the prompts and factor gaps you're already tracking elsewhere in CiteCue: a pricing page that keeps losing citations, a comparison page a competitor keeps winning, a product page an AI shopping answer skips over. Pages that already show up as underperforming in Citations & Competitors or Content Fixes are the ones where a rewrite is most likely to move the needle.
Step 5: Let it run automatically
Once AI Auto-Fix is connected, there's no ongoing manual publishing step. The llms.txt file and enriched variants are served automatically and stay current as your site changes, so crawlers fetch the AI-optimized version without you having to remember to regenerate anything after a content update.
Step 6: Check whether it's working
The test of AI Auto-Fix is whether your visibility and citation numbers move afterward, not whether the llms.txt file exists. Watch the same prompts and pages in Citations and Prompts Monitoring over your next few scans. If AI crawlers are picking up the enriched versions and finding clearer answers on your pages, you should see it show up as improved mention rates or citation share on the prompts tied to those pages, not just as a technical checkbox.
Serving AI-optimized pages is the delivery half of AI visibility. Content Fixes decides what should change (our content gaps tutorial walks through that workflow), and AI Auto-Fix makes sure the AI systems reading your site actually get the improved version.