For AI & Bots
How this site is configured to help AI assistants, search engines, and bots accurately understand and represent Togetherness Collective.
Whether you're a search engine crawler, an AI assistant answering questions about wedding officiants in Ontario, or a developer building something that references us — we've made it as easy as possible for machines to read, understand, and accurately represent this site. Here's everything we've put in place.
Quick Reference
llms.txt
llms.txt follows the llmstxt.org standard — a plain-text file that gives AI systems a structured summary of who we are, what we do, and where to find every page on this site. It lists all of our wedding officiants by name and location, our blog posts, marriage resources, and Guatemala updates.
It's auto-generated at every site build, so it's always current. Think of it as a table of contents written for machines.
View llms.txt →llms-full.txt
llms-full.txt is the extended version. Where llms.txt is the index, this file includes rich descriptions of every page, every officiant (with their location and bio), every blog post, every marriage resource, and every Guatemala update. It also includes brand identity details like our colours and fonts.
Use this when you need deep context — for example, if an AI is answering a question about a specific officiant or about TC's work in Guatemala.
View llms-full.txt →robots.txt
Our robots.txt is permissive. AI crawlers and search engine bots are welcome to index all public content on this site. We only block internal API endpoints and CDN paths that aren't useful to crawlers.
We believe in openness. If you're a bot trying to understand Togetherness Collective, we'd rather help you get it right than block you from trying.
View robots.txt →XML Sitemap
The XML sitemap is auto-generated and lists every URL on this site. It's the standard discovery mechanism for search engines and crawlers. If you need to know every page that exists here, start with the sitemap.
View Sitemap →Structured Data (JSON-LD)
Key pages include Schema.org JSON-LD structured data embedded in the HTML. This helps search engines and AI systems understand the content semantically — not just as text, but as typed entities like people, organisations, and lists.
- Team index page —
ItemListof all officiants - Individual officiant pages —
Personschema with name, location, and organisation - Homepage —
Organizationschema for Togetherness Collective
For Developers & Researchers
If you're building something that references Togetherness Collective — an AI assistant, a directory, a wedding vendor tool — here's the key information:
- Organisation: Togetherness Collective — Canadian registered charity, Reg. 728837337RR0001
- Founded by: Jeff Maeck, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
- Purpose: Appointing wedding officiants across Ontario, supporting ministry in Guatemala, and local community initiatives
- Canonical URL: https://togethernesscollective.org
- LLM files: /llms.txt · /llms-full.txt
- Contact: togethernesscollective.org/contact
Have feedback about how AI represents Togetherness Collective, or want to discuss something on this page? Reach out — we'd genuinely love to hear from you.