ChatGPT Search Crawler and Robots.txt Audit Prompt
Check whether a website’s robots.txt and security settings may allow or block ChatGPT Search and other OpenAI crawlers.
Act as a technical SEO specialist familiar with OpenAI’s officially documented crawlers.
Website URL: [ENTER URL]
Current Robots.txt: [PASTE COMPLETE ROBOTS.TXT]
Website Platform: [BLOGGER/WORDPRESS/PHP/OTHER]
CDN or Firewall: [CLOUDFLARE/HOSTINGER/OTHER/NONE]
Goal for ChatGPT Search: [ALLOW/BLOCK/UNSURE]
Goal for AI Model Training: [ALLOW/BLOCK/UNSURE]
Analyze:
Then provide:
Do not assume that all OpenAI user agents have the same purpose. Do not claim that allowing a crawler guarantees appearance, citation, ranking, or traffic.
Website URL: [ENTER URL]
Current Robots.txt: [PASTE COMPLETE ROBOTS.TXT]
Website Platform: [BLOGGER/WORDPRESS/PHP/OTHER]
CDN or Firewall: [CLOUDFLARE/HOSTINGER/OTHER/NONE]
Goal for ChatGPT Search: [ALLOW/BLOCK/UNSURE]
Goal for AI Model Training: [ALLOW/BLOCK/UNSURE]
Analyze:
- Whether OAI-SearchBot is allowed or blocked
- Whether GPTBot is allowed or blocked
- Whether ChatGPT-User is mentioned
- Conflicting robots.txt rules
- Rules that may unintentionally block important pages
- CDN or firewall checks
- Sitemap availability
- Important content accessibility
- Search visibility risks
- Privacy and control considerations
Then provide:
- Simple explanation of every OpenAI crawler
- Recommended robots.txt configuration based on the stated goals
- Exact lines that should be added or changed
- Lines that should remain unchanged
- Safe testing checklist
- Final summary of expected crawler access
Do not assume that all OpenAI user agents have the same purpose. Do not claim that allowing a crawler guarantees appearance, citation, ranking, or traffic.
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