The "Checked with Crawlerpeek" badge

After a check, you can put a small badge on your site, README or docs. It says how many of the 8 AI search and assistant bots your robots.txt allowed, and on which day we read it. Nothing else.

Checked with Crawlerpeek on 2026-10-18: robots.txt allows 7 of 8 AI search and assistant bots Checked with Crawlerpeek7 of 8 AI search and assistant bots allowed · 2026-10-18

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This is the code for the sample above. Run a check to get the code with your own result; the badge links to the checker and the link carries no data about your site.

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How the bot list is compiled is in the methodology; the data behind the check is the open AI bot list.