AI crawlers get through in principle, but your access rules are not a deliberate choice.

• robots.txt
  robots.txt found (6 lines). Rules are being evaluated.

• GPTBot
  GPTBot is not mentioned in your robots.txt — access is ungoverned. It is allowed, but only by default rather than by decision.

• ClaudeBot
  ClaudeBot is not mentioned in your robots.txt — access is ungoverned. It is allowed, but only by default rather than by decision.

• PerplexityBot
  PerplexityBot is not mentioned in your robots.txt — access is ungoverned. It is allowed, but only by default rather than by decision.

• Google-Extended
  Google-Extended is not mentioned in your robots.txt — access is ungoverned. It is allowed, but only by default rather than by decision.

• Live test GPTBot
  GPTBot gets the same response as a browser (status 200).

• Live test ClaudeBot
  ClaudeBot gets the same response as a browser (status 200).

• Live test PerplexityBot
  PerplexityBot gets the same response as a browser (status 200).

• Google-Extended
  Google-Extended is only a robots.txt token, not a crawler of its own, so there is no live test for it. It controls whether Gemini may use your content.

Your content sits in the server-rendered HTML — exactly how agents need it.

• Visible text without JavaScript
  Without JavaScript there are 6,281 characters of text in the HTML. An AI crawler understands your page without a browser.

• Share of executable script in the HTML
  3 % of the delivered HTML is executable script code (3 KB of 105 KB; serialised data such as JSON-LD and hydration state is deliberately not counted). The content arrives largely finished from the server.