geo-crawlers

Analyze domain AI crawler access across robots.txt, meta tags, and headers.

Updated Aug 23, 2026

Search Tags:#reporting #web-security #robots-txt #ai-crawlers #crawler-access #seo-visibility

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/chapter42/42-SEO-Skills --skill geo-crawlers-chapter42

💬 Prompt for ChatGPT / Claude Chat▼

Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: geo-crawlers
Source: https://github.com/chapter42/42-SEO-Skills/tree/main/skills/42-crawlers
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/chapter42/42-SEO-Skills --skill geo-crawlers-chapter42

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

AI-driven crawlers are essential for domain indexing and knowledge extraction, but many sites fail to expose content to major AI crawlers or expose it unevenly, causing reduced visibility and discovery risks.

Core Features & Use Cases

Generate a comprehensive AI crawler access map by evaluating robots.txt, meta robots tags, HTTP headers, and AI-specific files.
Identify blanket blocks, per-crawler permissions, and sitemap accessibility to guide remediation and improve AI visibility.
Produce a structured GEO-CRAWLER-ACCESS report with actionable recommendations for technical teams and content creators.

Quick Start

Analyze a domain's AI crawler access and generate a comprehensive GEO-CRAWLER-ACCESS report.

Frequently Asked Questions about geo-crawlers

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I check if AI crawlers can access my website content?▼

To analyze AI crawler access, evaluate your domain's robots.txt, meta robots tags, HTTP headers, and AI-specific files. This detects blanket blocks and validates per-crawler permissions, producing a structured report with actionable recommendations for technical teams.

Why does my site have reduced visibility in AI search results?▼

Reduced visibility often occurs when sites fail to expose content to AI crawlers or expose it unevenly. Analyzing your robots.txt, meta robots tags, and HTTP headers detects blanket blocks and sitemap accessibility issues causing domain indexing problems.

What is the best way to map AI crawler permissions across a domain?▼

The best way to map AI crawler permissions is evaluating robots.txt, meta robots tags, HTTP headers, and rendering strategy together. This validates crawler permissions and detects blanket blocks to generate a comprehensive access report for remediation.

How do I generate an AI crawler access report for remediation?▼

Generate an AI crawler access report by applying analysis across robots.txt, meta robots tags, HTTP headers, and AI-specific files. This validates crawler permissions and documents potential issues, yielding concrete recommendations for technical teams and content creators.

Do I need specific tools to detect blanket blocks on my web pages?▼

Detecting blanket blocks requires no specific external tools but involves evaluating your domain's robots.txt, meta robots tags, and HTTP headers. This validates crawler permissions and notes sitemap accessibility to guide remediation efforts.

What limitations exist when validating crawler access via robots.txt?▼

Validating crawler access via robots.txt alone is limited because it ignores meta robots tags, HTTP headers, and rendering strategies. A full assessment requires evaluating all these elements to detect blanket blocks and potential access issues accurately.