LLMS Amplifier Integration
Tier: Extended — Plugin-based integration with its own settings area. When the LLMS Amplifier plugin is installed, enabling this integration makes it the engine for the GEO step in Content Pipelines instead of the built-in generator (an either/or choice) — no separate setup step.
LLMS Amplifier generates llms.txt and llms-full.txt files that describe your site's content for AI search engines. SyteOps can drive LLMS Amplifier's regeneration as the GEO stage of a content pipeline, so your AI-discovery files refresh automatically after cross-linking and SEO have run.
Native GEO vs. LLMS Amplifier
SyteOps ships a built-in GEO engine that generates a basic llms.txt. LLMS Amplifier is an optional, richer alternative:
| Built-in GEO | LLMS Amplifier | |
|---|---|---|
| Files | llms.txt | llms.txt + llms-full.txt |
| Content sources | Posts | Posts, page content, SEO descriptions, custom fields, products |
| Preview (dry-run) | Yes | No |
| Requires a plugin | No | Yes (LLMS Amplifier) |
GEO is either/or: the built-in engine stays the default until you turn LLMS Amplifier on, at which point it — and only it — generates /llms.txt. Turning LLMS Amplifier off switches straight back to the built-in engine.
Requirements
- SyteOps installed and activated
- The Content Pipelines module activated
- LLMS Amplifier plugin installed and activated
- LLMS Amplifier integration enabled in SyteOps
Setup
Turning LLMS Amplifier on makes it your GEO engine — there's no separate engine-selection step, and nothing else to configure by hand.
Turn it on
Either of these does the same thing:
- From the Integrations tab — go to Integrations, toggle LLMS Amplifier ON, and save.
- From the Content Pipelines tab — open the GEO provider card on the Runs dashboard and click Use LLMS Amplifier engine.
If the toggle shows Not Installed (or the GEO card shows no engine-switch button), install and activate the LLMS Amplifier plugin first.
Turning it on automatically:
- Sets LLMS Amplifier's own Update Frequency to Manual, so it regenerates only when a Content Pipeline runs — never on a separate schedule of its own.
- Turns AI Search Discovery (GEO) on, if it wasn't already.
- Makes LLMS Amplifier the engine behind
/llms.txtand/llms-full.txt, standing the built-in generator down.
The GEO provider card on the Content Pipelines Runs dashboard reads LLMS Amplifier once this is done.
Turn it off
Toggle LLMS Amplifier off on the Integrations tab, or click Use native engine on the GEO card — either reverts to the built-in generator immediately. AI Search Discovery itself stays on; only the engine changes.
The built-in generator serves llms.txt virtually — it does not write a file to disk. LLMS Amplifier, by contrast, writes real llms.txt / llms-full.txt files at your site root. If you switch back to the built-in generator and those files are still on disk, your web server keeps serving the older file instead of the fresh virtual one. If you want the built-in output to take over, remove the leftover llms.txt (and llms-full.txt) files LLMS Amplifier created.
How it runs
When a pipeline runs the GEO stage with LLMS Amplifier as the engine, SyteOps asks LLMS Amplifier to rebuild its files for the whole site. Because GEO runs after the cross-linking and SEO stages, the rebuilt files reflect those changes. Dry-run (preview) mode is not available for LLMS Amplifier — preview runs report that the step was skipped.
Update frequency
SyteOps sets LLMS Amplifier's Update Frequency to Manual automatically the moment it becomes your GEO engine — there's nothing to set yourself. If you also use LLMS Amplifier outside of SyteOps and change its Update Frequency directly on the LLMS Amplifier settings page, know that turning the integration off and back on in SyteOps sets it back to Manual again.
Troubleshooting
The GEO step says "unavailable"
- Confirm the LLMS Amplifier plugin is installed and activated
- Confirm the LLMS Amplifier integration is toggled ON in the Integrations tab (or turned on from the Content Pipelines GEO card)
llms.txt regenerates twice
This shouldn't normally happen — SyteOps sets LLMS Amplifier to Manual automatically as soon as it becomes your GEO engine, and re-applies Manual on its own if it ever drifts while LLMS Amplifier is your engine. If you still see double regeneration, set the Update Frequency back to Manual on the LLMS Amplifier settings page, or turn the LLMS Amplifier integration off and back on in SyteOps to re-apply it.