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How to know if AI crawlers can reach your content

ai-crawler-readiness a saved expert workflow your assistant follows, in Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor

Are AI crawlers actually fetching the content you want cited? Server-log truth on GPTBot, ChatGPT-User, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot and friends, crossed with indexability and orphan status on your citation targets, "you can't be cited if you were never crawled".

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are AI crawlers reaching us

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Say any of these

  • are AI bots crawling us
  • GPTBot activity
  • AI crawler readiness
  • is ChatGPT fetching our pages
  • are we blocking AI crawlers
  • AI bot coverage

You never name the skill or a tool, the assistant routes on what you asked. These are the phrasings it recognises for this one.

And when it stays out of the way

Not for a bare bot-traffic count ("how many times did GPTBot crawl us", a single tool read), for citation counts themselves (ai-citation-monitoring), for classic-Googlebot crawl-budget questions, or for the full technical sweep (technical-health-audit).

Use it instead of technical-health-audit when AI bots are the subject; use ai-citation-monitoring instead for what the answers cite.

What it runs

  • ai_crawler_analysis
  • bot_verification
  • indexation_gap_diagnosis
  • orphan_pages

4 governed analyses, composed and scoped for you. Named here for transparency, not because you have to ask for them.

The numbers behind it

Metrics it reads, each defined in the reference

Bot hitsCrawler readinessIncoming internal linksIndexability flagsUnique pages crawledVerified versus spoofed Googlebot

Reports these numbers feed

AI bot activity reportCrawl log reportInternal linking reportTechnical SEO audit report

What it refuses to do

  • Crawl activity is server-log truth, NOT citations, never present fetch counts as visibility (the two verbs' families stay distinct).
  • Per-bot blocking advice is a per-surface business decision with named costs, present the documented trade-offs, don't prescribe a blanket allow/deny.
  • Unverified bot traffic is excluded from verdicts, and said so.

What the answer looks like

Skill: Are AI bots fetching what you want cited? Simulated · illustrative

Are AI bots crawling us?

Analysis plan, every step, resolved for you

  • Routed to the governed workflowai-crawler-readiness
  • Dates bound explicitlyJul 1 to Jul 31, 2026
  • 4 analyses queued in parallelai_crawler_analysis · bot_verification · indexation_gap_diagnosis · orphan_pages
  • Honesty gates armedscope echo · freshness

One source can't answer this, they join

  • Server logsAI bot fetches, status codes
  • Site crawlindexability, orphan status

AI bots fetched 8.1K pages in July, but a third of your citation targets were never crawled.

AI bot fetches
8,140 ▲ +22% GPTBot 4.4K · ClaudeBot 1.9K · PerplexityBot 1.1K
Citation targets crawled
67% 38 of 57 priority pages fetched by any AI bot
Never fetched
19 pages 6 are orphans, no internal links point to them

Jul 1 to Jul 31, 2026

⚠ Observationalas of Aug 2, 2026 (logs load nightly)IllustrativeOpen in Quattr ↗

You can't be cited if you were never crawled, link the 6 orphaned targets and re-check in two weeks.

A simulated conversation on fictional data. Scope, freshness and the ⚠ Observational marker are attached by the same director that renders every demo here, not written by hand.

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