Bot traffic reporting
Bot Observability
A focused dashboard for seeing which bots crawl your projects, which pages they hit, and whether those requests are healthy, broken, or suspicious.
Operational views
Bot identity
Detect crawler families, categories, and verified vs UA-only traffic.
Traffic trends
Compare bot, page, and project movement across daily, weekly, and monthly views.
Response quality
Review status classes, failing paths, API hits, and sensitive route probes.
What you can inspect
Overview
Totals, crawler mix, daily trend, time-of-day distribution, and movers.
Bots
Full bot list with categories, project spread, hit share, and last seen time.
AI Bots
AI training, AI search, and agent traffic with verification breakdowns.
Trends
Stacked bot activity by day, week, and month for pattern changes.
Status
2xx/3xx/4xx/5xx mix, failing paths, API hits, and uncaptured status coverage.
Raw Events
Filterable event log for individual bot requests and debugging.
Response status reporting
Status reporting depends on tracked sites sending status_code. Rows without that field are shown as not captured, not as a real HTTP status.
Use the Status tab to find bots reading broken URLs, hitting API routes, probing admin/login paths, or generating server errors.
Useful ingestion fields
Bot categories
| AI Training | Bulk model data collection |
| AI Search | Citation and retrieval indexes |
| AI Agent | User-triggered page fetches |
| Search Engine | Traditional organic discovery |
| Social Preview | Link previews and unfurlers |
| SEO Tool | Audits and competitive scans |
| Monitoring | Uptime and performance probes |
| Archival | Historical page preservation |
| Generic / CLI | Scripts, libraries, unknowns |