Check how AI search sees your site: which crawlers you allow, whether your content is answerable, and how clearly your entities are defined.
Check whether AI crawlers (GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot…) can access your site.
Generate an llms.txt file to guide AI models around your site.
Format citations cleanly for reference and E-E-A-T signals.
Check how clearly your content defines its core entities.
AI Content Readiness Checker — a free SEO ProCheck tool.
Getting cited by AI search starts with two basics: letting the right crawlers in, and writing pages that say clearly what they are about. The tools on this page cover both. Some look at access, through your robots.txt and llms.txt files. Others look at clarity, by checking whether your text names its subject early, defines it and backs it up.
An Allowed result means your robots.txt permits that bot. A firewall or CDN rule can still turn it away, so confirm real visits in your server logs. The two content checkers score simple patterns, such as definition phrases, numbers and word counts, so read their scores as a list of things to review, not as a grade. Pasting robots.txt into the AI Crawler Checker keeps everything in your browser; the optional live fetch sends the domain you type to a public proxy.