Enabling the LLM Index and Basic Settings

1. Step 1 – Open the LLM Index Settings #

1. Log into your WordPress admin.
2. In the sidebar, go to Davix AI Engine → LLM Index.

You’ll see a settings page with options to enable the index, configure visibility, and control what is included.

image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot of LLM Index settings page showing an “Enable LLM Index” toggle and other fields. IMAGE image

2. Step 2 – Enable the LLM Index #

Your readme’s Quick Start describes this step clearly:

1. Go to Davix AI Engine → LLM Index.
2. Turn Enable LLM Index ON.

Step-by-step:

1. On the LLM Index page, find the toggle or checkbox labeled something like Enable LLM Index.
2. Turn it ON.
3. Click Save Changes.

Once enabled, the plugin will start serving data on:

• /wp-json/davix/v1/llm-index (JSON)
• /llm.txt (text)

3. Step 3 – Public JSON vs Admin-Only #

The readme says:

Configure:
– Whether the JSON endpoint is public or admin-only.

On the settings screen you will see an option like:

• Allow Public JSON (name may vary; in docs we refer to this behavior as making JSON public or admin-only).

Step-by-step:

1. Locate the setting that controls public vs admin-only JSON.
2. If you want everyone (including external tools) to access /wp-json/davix/v1/llm-index:
   • Turn the public option ON.
3. If you prefer restricting it:
   • Turn the public option OFF so only authorized/admin users (or authenticated requests) can read it.
4. Save changes.

This setting affects who can read your full structured index.

4. Step 4 – Max Items and Summary Length #

The readme Quick Start says:

Configure:
– Maximum items and summary length.

On the LLM Index page you’ll see:

• A numeric field for Max Items.
• A numeric field for Summary Length (character count).

Step-by-step:

1. In Max Items, enter how many content items you want included in the index.
2. In Summary Length, set how long each item’s description/summary should be (in characters), according to the docs.
3. Save changes.

The LLM builder will then:

• Limit output to at most the specified number of items.
• Truncate or generate summaries to match the chosen length, as documented.

image IMAGE PLACEHOLDER: Screenshot of LLM Index settings with “Max items = 200” and “Summary length = 400” fields filled. IMAGE image

5. Step 5 – Choosing Post Types and Taxonomies #

Your docs and readme state that you can choose which post types and taxonomies to include.

In the settings, you’ll see:

• A section listing registered post types (posts, pages, and potentially others).
• A section listing taxonomies.

Step-by-step:

1. In the Post Types section:
   • Check boxes for the types you want in the index (e.g., posts, pages; possibly products if they are part of your site content).
2. In the Taxonomies section:
   • Select which taxonomies (e.g., categories, tags) should be considered when generating the index.
3. Save changes.

Now your LLM Index will focus only on the selected content types.