FAQ
URL
https://stemotoys.bg/
What happened?
PageSpeed Insights consistently reports that our llms.txt does not follow recommendations.
The Agentic Browsing audit reports:
“The file is missing the required H1 heading”
“The file does not appear to contain any links”
However, the publicly accessible llms.txt clearly contains both.
It starts with:
STEMOTOYS
and contains multiple standard Markdown links, for example links to our homepage, Tarot category, catalogue, articles and contact page.
The file is publicly accessible at:
https://stemotoys.bg/llms.txt
The tested website is:
https://stemotoys.bg/
What did you expect?
The llms.txt audit should pass because the file contains an H1 and multiple Markdown links.
What have you tried?
Run a new PageSpeed Insights test for stemotoys.bg.
Open the Agentic Browsing section.
The result is 2/3.
The llms.txt audit reports that there is no H1 and no links.
Open /llms.txt directly in a browser. The H1 and Markdown links are present.
The issue reproduces on both Mobile and Desktop.
We first observed the same audit messages in a PageSpeed Insights report on August 20, 2026. After explicitly updating the llms.txt to include an H1 and Markdown links, a completely new PageSpeed Insights test on August 25, 2026 still reports exactly the same missing-H1 and missing-links errors.
This appears to be a false negative in the Agentic Browsing llms.txt audit rather than an issue with the file itself.
This may be related to Lighthouse issue #17082, although our symptom is different: the audit successfully identifies /llms.txt but incorrectly reports that its actual Markdown content lacks an H1 and links.
PageSpeed Insights reproduction:
https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-stemotoys-bg/qc8d5t2i19?form_factor=desktop
How were you running Lighthouse?
PageSpeed Insights
Lighthouse Version
13.4.1
Chrome Version
No response
Node Version
No response
OS
N/A - reproduced in PageSpeed Insights on both Mobile and Desktop
Relevant log output
Agentic Browsing: 2/3
llms.txt audit:
The file is missing the required level-one heading (e.g. "# Heading").
The file appears to have no links.
Public file:
https://stemotoys.bg/llms.txt
The public llms.txt currently starts with:
# STEMOTOYS
It also contains multiple standard Markdown links, including:
[STEMOTOYS](https://stemotoys.bg/)
[Карти Таро](https://stemotoys.bg/category/karti-taro)
[Каталог](https://stemotoys.bg/category/catalogue)
[Статии](https://stemotoys.bg/blog)
[Контакти](https://stemotoys.bg/contacts)
The same false-negative result is reproduced in fresh PageSpeed Insights runs for both Mobile and Desktop.
FAQ
URL
https://stemotoys.bg/
What happened?
PageSpeed Insights consistently reports that our llms.txt does not follow recommendations.
The Agentic Browsing audit reports:
“The file is missing the required H1 heading”
“The file does not appear to contain any links”
However, the publicly accessible llms.txt clearly contains both.
It starts with:
STEMOTOYS
and contains multiple standard Markdown links, for example links to our homepage, Tarot category, catalogue, articles and contact page.
The file is publicly accessible at:
https://stemotoys.bg/llms.txt
The tested website is:
https://stemotoys.bg/
What did you expect?
The llms.txt audit should pass because the file contains an H1 and multiple Markdown links.
What have you tried?
Run a new PageSpeed Insights test for stemotoys.bg.
Open the Agentic Browsing section.
The result is 2/3.
The llms.txt audit reports that there is no H1 and no links.
Open /llms.txt directly in a browser. The H1 and Markdown links are present.
The issue reproduces on both Mobile and Desktop.
We first observed the same audit messages in a PageSpeed Insights report on August 20, 2026. After explicitly updating the llms.txt to include an H1 and Markdown links, a completely new PageSpeed Insights test on August 25, 2026 still reports exactly the same missing-H1 and missing-links errors.
This appears to be a false negative in the Agentic Browsing llms.txt audit rather than an issue with the file itself.
This may be related to Lighthouse issue #17082, although our symptom is different: the audit successfully identifies /llms.txt but incorrectly reports that its actual Markdown content lacks an H1 and links.
PageSpeed Insights reproduction:
https://pagespeed.web.dev/analysis/https-stemotoys-bg/qc8d5t2i19?form_factor=desktop
How were you running Lighthouse?
PageSpeed Insights
Lighthouse Version
13.4.1
Chrome Version
No response
Node Version
No response
OS
N/A - reproduced in PageSpeed Insights on both Mobile and Desktop
Relevant log output