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How the roll-up gate works

How the AI Crawler Access Audit gate works

This tool grades whether AI engines can reach and render your site. It reads 5 AI engines and rolls them into one verdict — the worst, never the average — then a gate that can only make it worse.

The 5 AI engines

01ChatGPT Search · OAI-SearchBotfix firstscore 67INVISIBLE TO AI
02Microsoft Copilot · Bingbotscore 66PARTIALLY BLOCKED
03Claude · ClaudeBotscore 72.5PARTIALLY BLOCKED
04Perplexity · PerplexityBotscore 86CRAWLABLE
05Google AI · Googlebot + Google-Extendedscore 100CRAWLABLE
ALL ENGINES REACHABLE
every engine crawlable
GAPS AT THE DOOR
an engine partially blocked
WALLED OFF
any engine invisible
Access · worsen-only

A robots.txt disallow or a WAF/CDN block means the crawler never fetches the page — content that's never fetched can't be cited, so that engine is INVISIBLE whatever its score. One invisible engine walls off the site, regardless of the score.

WALLED OFF

Why: Two engines can crawl the site and two are only partially blocked — but ChatGPT Search is walled off entirely: robots.txt disallows OAI-SearchBot, so it never fetches the page. Content that's never fetched can't be cited. The site verdict is the worst engine, never the average. 2 of 5 engines reachable (40%) · worst-not-average.

Fix firstChatGPT Search — lift the robots.txt disallow on OAI-SearchBot; content that's never fetched can't be cited.

No single engine is the crisis — the clustering is. The roll-up takes the worst, the gate escalates when trouble compounds, and it names the one thing to fix first. Grades the marks you record; fetches nothing. No citation outcome is guaranteed.