Check content negotiation
Markdown for Agents relies on the server responding appropriately to an Accept: text/markdown request.
Audit Markdown for Agents, AI crawler rules, headers, and meta directives.
AI crawler controls now span response negotiation, robots.txt groups, HTTP headers, and document metadata.
Markdown for Agents relies on the server responding appropriately to an Accept: text/markdown request.
Different AI crawlers use distinct user-agent names and may need explicit directives.
Avoid contradictory robots, meta, and Content-Signal policies.
Get a reliable result in three straightforward steps.
Use a representative page such as home, article, or product.
Check Markdown negotiation, robots groups, and related headers.
Fix contradictions before you rely on the policy.
Focused controls, immediate feedback, and no account between you and the result.
See Markdown support, robots groups, and header directives together.
Get a quick count of detected AI-related signals.
Each check explains what was found or missing.
An AI Markdown checker looks at how a public page responds to machine-readable requests. That includes Markdown for Agents, robots rules for AI crawlers, headers, and meta directives.
Sites can allow, limit, or describe AI use through several signals at once. Contradictory robots groups, Content-Signal headers, and meta tags make the intended policy harder to honor.
A machine-readable copy of the page
Requires the server to honor an Accept: text/markdown request
Crawl rules for named AI user-agents
A missing group is not the same as an explicit allow
A header describing usage preferences
Must be consistent with robots and meta tags
Document-level instructions
Only help crawlers that fetch and honor HTML metadata
Common ways AI Markdown Checker fits into real projects and daily tasks.
Verify a new AI crawler rule is visible on the live site.
Check whether Markdown for Agents is actually served.
Confirm Content-Signal or X-Robots-Tag values reach the client.
Compare a standard page type after a CMS or CDN change.
Clear answers about supported formats, processing, privacy, and common workflows.