Sitemap Settings

Automatic XML generation, content filters, exclusions and sitemap caching

Auto Generation Engine

Keep sitemap index and individual XML files fresh automatically

Generator
Enable Auto Generate Automatically re-generate and update XML files whenever prompts, categories or pages are modified or removed
ON

Generated Sitemaps

Click any live XML endpoint below to view the indexed markup in a new tab

Live Endpoints
Partitioned Sitemap Chunks Triggered automatically when a content category exceeds its per-file limit
Partitions

Included Content Types

Toggle which categories of content are exposed to search engine bots

Filter
Include all live prompt details
Include category taxonomy pages
Include static publishing pages

Partition Limits

Maximum URLs written to a single sitemap file before chunking occurs

Thresholds

Prompt URLs per file before partition.

Category URLs per file before partition.

Page URLs per file before partition.

Maintaining partition thresholds safely below 50,000 URLs ensures compatibility with Google and Bing sitemap protocols without choking web crawlers.

Noindex Directives Filter

Automated synchronization with robots meta directives

Robots Sync
Any prompt, category or page with robots meta tag set to "noindex" is automatically excluded from the sitemap files to prevent crawl contradictions.

Changes take effect immediately across all sitemap endpoints and partition rules.

Manual URL Exclusions

Explicitly ban specific IDs from appearing in the generated sitemaps

Exclusion List

Excluded IDs are registered on the suppression index and bypassed whenever sitemaps are refreshed.

Active Exclusions

Click "Restore" on any row to return that entity to the search sitemaps

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Sitemap XML Caching

Deliver pre-compiled sitemap XML to search bots instantly without database load

Memory Cache
Enable Sitemap Cache Retain generated XML files so search bot hits don't re-execute database queries
ON
Store sitemap buffers in transient memory and automatically expire when duration lapses
minutes

Sitemap memory transients expire automatically after this many minutes (Default: 30 minutes).

Sitemap Cache Invalidation

Flush cached sitemap XML buffers immediately so the next crawl request parses freshly committed data

Clear Sitemap Cache?

Are you sure you want to flush the cached XML buffers? The files will be re-rendered on the next bot or user crawl.