We are launching a completely free MIT licenses WordPress plugin called LLM-Friendly WP.

The plugin lets you convert your chosen content into a large language model (“AI”) friendly markdown format. This will let you make your product or API documentation or literally any content easily accessible for them. So your users could ask questions to any popular AI model and provide the LLM-friendly content as a context.

Additionally, the plugin will automatically generate the two suggested index files by llmstxt.org

We already adopted these formats.

LLM-friendliness is the new SEO

You may wonder why you would want your content to be LLM-friendly. Don’t be one of those people who asked why they should make their site easily discoverable by Google 🙂 LLMs are slowly turning into the new search engines, so the easier they get to know your content, product and brand, the better chance they’ll spread the word about it.

And as far as documentations go, making your docs LLM-friendly will make it much easier for people to use them with the help of LLMs. It’s a win-win-win situation.

The plugin will be distributed from Github at least for the time being. The WP directory requirements aren’t sane anymore.

Any suggestions, bug reports or feedback, please share in the Github repo or as comments to this post.

To help you use large language models (also known as AI) with our documentation, we are adopting the llmx-txt standard proposed by llmstxt.org.

This means that the knowledge base of our premium plugins Watu Pro and Arigato Pro is now available in markdown format in two versions:

llms.txt – a short version with links to each post as markdown

llms-full.txt – all the docs in a single txt / markdown file ready to upload in ChatGPT, Claude, Mistral, Gemini, LLama, Deepseek, or any other model with large enough context.

We aim to keep up with the standard of the LLM community and make your work with our plugins easier.

From version 6.7.2.5, the quiz plugin Watu PRO supports importing the results of an existing quiz.

The import file format is the same that you get when exporting your entries from Quizzes -> View Results -> Export this page.

You can open this file, edit it in Excel, and then import:

Here is what you need to know about importing:

• Since the exported file contains the entry ID, it can be used for editing entries. The changes you make in the CSV file will be applied to the corresponding entries.
• If the entry ID is unrecognized, a new entry will be inserted. This means that you can actually add entries with this method. Simply fill the ID column with zeros.
• The “time taken” column will not be imported
• Currently, the import supports only the data from the “Export this page” and not “Export with details”. So while you can import the whole quiz results, you can’t import individual answers to the questions.
• When a quiz is taken normally, or the result is edited from the administration, Watu PRO fires some action hooks. They are used by Watu PRO Play, by our add-ons, and by third-party plugins and integrations. Importing will not fire these hooks unless you explicitly check the “Fire action hooks” checkbox.