Docs SEO: sitemaps, llms.txt, Open Graph & JSON-LD
Found by Google — and by AI
What SEO files does DSR Docs generate on every build?
How do I control which pages get indexed?
Why does documentation SEO matter?
Found by Google — and by AI Docs nobody can find aren't worth writing. DSR Docs treats discoverability as a first-class feature every page is public and indexable by default, and the build emits everything search engines and AI crawlers expect — no plugins, no config marathon. What SEO files does DSR Docs generate on every build? - — every published page, ready for Search Console. - — sane crawl rules, generated for your domain. - and — a clean, structured map of your docs so LLMs cite you instead of guessing. This is the raw material behind making your docs discoverable by AI assistants. - Per-page SEO — title and description overrides, Open Graph cards, and JSON-LD structured data on every page. The sitemap and files need an absolute configured so the URLs they emit resolve to your live site. How do I control which pages get indexed? Pages are indexable by default, but every page can opt out mark it , keep it as a draft, or hide it entirely. Need a public marketing surface and a private internal set? Guest-access modes let anonymous readers see what you choose and gate the rest — same site, one deployment. Why does documentation SEO matter? Great docs are a sales channel. When a prospect searches a problem your product solves — or asks an AI assistant — DSR Docs makes sure your answer is the one that surfaces. It's the same single engine that renders your OpenAPI, GraphQL, and C/C++ references, so every kind of page ships with the same discoverability baked in. [!TIP] You're reading proof, not a pitch. This site runs on DSR Docs — so the artifacts above aren't a roadmap, they're already live under it. Open , , or in another tab and you'll see this very documentation indexed by the same engine you'd deploy. No external SEO service generated any of it; the engine wrote those files on the last content build, served straight from the box this site runs on. [!IMPORTANT] Want this on your own documentation? Write to docs@dsr-corporation.com. Ask about migration, licensing, or anything this page didn't cover.