Definition
AI crawler
A bot that fetches public web content for AI search, retrieval, or model-facing indexes.
What it means
An AI crawler is a user agent from an AI search or assistant system that requests pages for retrieval, summarization, or index-building.
Why it matters
AI-search visibility depends on crawlable pages, clear entity data, useful answer-first content, and accurate source files such as llms.txt.
Evaluation questions
Are important pages server-rendered and indexable?
Do robots rules allow the crawlers you want?
Does llms.txt summarize only verified facts?
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