A clean text copy
A Markdown copy is the same press release as plain text: headline, paragraphs, key facts, quote and Q&A, with no menus, scripts or ads around it. AI tools can read it in one pass.
What AI needs
Text it can read quickly and completely. Pages full of menus, cookie banners and scripts make that harder, and some tools give up before they reach the news.
Why most releases miss it
Release pages are built for browsers. Very few offer a text version, and fewer list it anywhere AI tools look.
How an LP release covers it
Every LivePublicator release has a Markdown copy at the same web address with ".md" at the end, linked from its Verification box. Our releases are also listed in livepublicator.com/llms.txt, and the crawlers of ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude and Google are allowed in robots.txt.
Check it yourself
Open the latest release, then add ".md" to its address.
Questions
What is llms.txt?
A plain-text file that tells AI tools what a site holds and where to find it. LivePublicator keeps one at livepublicator.com/llms.txt.
Is the .md copy the same text?
Yes. It is the same release, as plain text.
Do I need to do anything?
No. Every release gets one automatically.