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manageengine.com: AI crawler policy in robots.txt

robots.txt as fetched on 2026-10-10: manageengine.com does not disallow any of the 22 AI and search crawlers we check from the site root.

The file asks nothing of these crawlers, so it is open to AI training, AI answers and live assistant fetches as far as robots.txt goes.

This reports what the file asks. It does not show whether a crawler can actually reach the site: many sites also block crawlers at their CDN or firewall, and some crawlers ignore robots.txt.

Training crawlers

Disallowing these keeps a site's content out of future model training. It does not remove what was already collected.

CrawlerOperatorStatusHow the file treats it
GPTBotOpenAInot disallowednamed in the file
ClaudeBotAnthropicnot disallowednamed in the file
Google-ExtendedGooglenot disallowednamed in the file
CCBotCommon Crawlnot disallowednamed in the file
meta-externalagentMetanot disallowednamed in the file
BytespiderByteDancenot disallowednamed in the file
Applebot-ExtendedApplenot disallowednamed in the file
AmazonbotAmazonnot disallowednamed in the file
cohere-aiCoherenot disallowednamed in the file
DiffbotDiffbotnot disallowednamed in the file
omgiliWebz.ionot disallowedcovered by the default rule
TimpibotTimpinot disallowedcovered by the default rule

Search and citation crawlers

These feed AI answer engines that cite and link their sources. Disallowing them can take a site out of AI answers and out of the referral traffic that comes with them.

CrawlerOperatorStatusHow the file treats it
OAI-SearchBotOpenAInot disallowednamed in the file
PerplexityBotPerplexitynot disallowednamed in the file
Claude-SearchBotAnthropicnot disallowednamed in the file
DuckAssistBotDuckDuckGonot disallowedcovered by the default rule

User-action fetchers

These fetch a page live when a person asks an assistant about it. Disallowing them stops the assistant reading the page for that person.

CrawlerOperatorStatusHow the file treats it
ChatGPT-UserOpenAInot disallowednamed in the file
Perplexity-UserPerplexitynot disallowednamed in the file
Claude-UserAnthropicnot disallowednamed in the file
meta-externalfetcherMetanot disallowednamed in the file

Classic search crawlers

Classic search crawlers, shown as the baseline.

CrawlerOperatorStatusHow the file treats it
GooglebotGooglenot disallowedcovered by the default rule
BingbotMicrosoftnot disallowedcovered by the default rule

How manageengine.com compares

Among 7,107 readable sites in the Top 10,000, 16.6% disallow GPTBot, 15.2% ClaudeBot, 7.3% OAI-SearchBot and 11.2% PerplexityBot. Among 32,014 readable .com sites: 12.5% disallow GPTBot, 10.6% ClaudeBot.

History

First read 2026-10-10; the file has not changed since. Read the file itself.

The AI-related lines in the file

User-Agent: OAI-SearchBot
User-Agent: GPTBot
User-Agent: ChatGPT-User
User-Agent: ClaudeBot
User-Agent: Claude-User
User-Agent: Claude-SearchBot
User-Agent: Google-Extended
User-Agent: Meta-ExternalAgent
User-Agent: Meta-ExternalFetcher
User-Agent: meta-externalagent
User-Agent: meta-externalfetcher
User-Agent: PerplexityBot
User-Agent: Perplexity-User
User-Agent: Applebot-Extended
User-Agent: cohere-ai
User-Agent: YouBot
User-Agent: Amazonbot
User-Agent: Diffbot
User-Agent: Bytespider
User-Agent: CCBot

Check it live. This page shows the file as read on 2026-10-10. Run a live check of manageengine.com and get told when it changes, or get the dataset for a segment.