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Crawler readiness
Potential public fetch/access based on observable rules and supported checks.
Free AI crawler access check
Check Technical AI Crawler Readiness
Review bounded public page and robots access evidence without testing named AI crawlers.
This bounded public check shows supported evidence only. Review the result before making a site change.
What is AI Crawler Readiness?
AI Crawler Readiness describes whether a website’s public access rules and supporting technical signals appear compatible with the AI crawlers the checker knows how to evaluate. It does not prove that an AI provider has crawled, indexed, cited, or recommended the website.
How to read crawler-access signals
Each supported result maps to observed evidence, a status, why it matters, and next-step guidance. Unavailable evidence remains not checked rather than being inferred.
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AI visibility
Observed provider outputs that mention, cite, or recommend a website.
Crawler access vs AI visibility
Crawler readiness is whether a bot can potentially fetch a public website based on observable rules. AI visibility is whether provider outputs actually mention or cite it. Allowed access is not visibility in ChatGPT.
Check, fix, recheck
- 1. Check the current public state.
- 2. Understand the observed evidence and update the responsible CMS, host, CDN, DNS, or template setting.
- 3. Recheck the same public URL to verify that the observed signal changed.
Fix → recheck
1. Check
Run the current public URL.
2. Fix
Use the observed evidence to update the responsible setting.
3. Recheck
Confirm the public signal after caches or deployments settle.
Why continuous monitoring can matter
Crawler-access signals can change after configuration work.
Robots deployments, CDN or firewall rules, bot management, CMS changes, llms.txt updates, redirects, and HTTP responses can change the public state. Monitoring helps when those technical states are operationally important.
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Related public tools
Robots & Sitemap Checker
Review public robots.txt and a declared same-host sitemap.
Open checkerFor agencies
One-off diagnosis. Repeatable client-site oversight.
A one-time checker is useful after a configuration change. Agencies can use supported Pulse workflows when public access signals need repeatable review across client sites.
Where llms.txt fits
llms.txt is a supporting convention intended to provide concise machine-readable guidance or content references. Its presence does not guarantee crawling, citations, or rankings.
Robots.txt and AI bots
Rules can differ by user-agent. Make deliberate access choices, and do not infer named crawler support beyond the canonical checker’s evidence.
More detail
This is a bounded technical snapshot. It does not call AI providers, validate llms.txt, or create a PulseWMS website record.
Check now. Monitor what matters over time.
Use the bounded evidence above to take the next appropriate action, then return to the same public URL after a change.
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