JSON and Text Endpoints: /wp-json/davix/v1/llm-index and /llm.txt

1. JSON Endpoint: /wp-json/davix/v1/llm-index #

The readme lists the JSON endpoint explicitly:

• https://your-site.com/wp-json/davix/v1/llm-index

This endpoint returns a structured representation of your indexed content.

Step-by-step to test:

1. Make sure Enable LLM Index is ON (see previous article).
2. Open a browser or API client.
3. Go to:
   https://your-site.com/wp-json/davix/v1/llm-index
4. If you’ve allowed public JSON:
   • You should see JSON data listing your indexed items.
5. If JSON is admin-only:
   • You may need to be logged into WordPress with appropriate permissions to view the data.

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2. Text Endpoint: /llm.txt #

The readme also lists a plain text endpoint:

• https://your-site.com/llm.txt

This endpoint exposes the index in plain text form.

Step-by-step to test:

1. In a browser, visit:
   https://your-site.com/llm.txt
2. You should see a textual representation of your indexed content.
   • Each item is written out in text so that text-only tools can ingest it more easily.

3. Who Are These Endpoints For? #

According to your Description and LLM section:

• The LLM Index is intended as a JSON endpoint + llm.txt feed to expose your content to AI tools.
• This can include:
  • External LLM crawlers.
  • Your own automation scripts.
  • Third-party services that want to know what’s on your site.

The plugin doesn’t dictate how external tools must use these endpoints; it simply provides a consistent, AI-friendly view of your site content.

4. Security and Access Considerations #

From the LLM index settings (public vs admin-only):

• If JSON is set to public:
  • Any client (including external services) can fetch the JSON index.
• If JSON is set to admin-only:
  • Only logged-in or authorized requests will see the JSON.
• The text endpoint /llm.txt is intended for consumption by tools; its visibility is based on how you deploy your site and server rules.

If you want your site to be AI-discoverable, you’ll typically allow JSON and/or text to be public; if your content is sensitive, you can keep it admin-only.