Robots.txt generator for AI
Control which AI crawlers can read your site and generate a clean robots.txt file to allow or deny bots from AI engines like ChatGPT, Claude, and Google crawl your site.
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How it works
Audit
Omnio checks your current robots.txt implementation for AI crawlers.
Choose AI crawlers
Omnio takes your preferences into account.
Generate robots.txt for AI rawlers
Omnio generates a clean, documented robots.txt file based on your choice.
Go live
Set your generated robots.txt file live or ask Omnio do it for you.
Smarter robots.txt for AI Crawlers
Use robots.txt to decide which AI crawlers can learn from and cite your content.
Omnio does 95% of your GEO work while you orchestrate the other 5%
Improves your AI visibility
Omnio prioritizes the moves with the most leverage, acts on them, and measures whether your visibility actually moved.
With 3rd party outreach
Omnio finds the sites worth pitching, drafts the emails, and can send them from your inbox, after you approve them.

With new and existing content
Omnio writes content in your tone of voice, rewrites the ones losing citations, and prepares them to be approved by you.
While reporting on your AI visibility shifts
Omnio analyzes how your visibility is changing across every major AI engine and reports back to you.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A robots.txt file is a plain text file at the root of your domain (yourdomain.com/robots.txt) that tells crawlers which parts of your site they can access. For AI, it is where you decide whether crawlers like GPTBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot can read your content, which determines whether AI engines can train on you, fetch you live, and cite you in their answers.
For most brands, allow them. AI crawlers do two different jobs: training bots like GPTBot and CCBot learn from your content, while retrieval bots like OAI-SearchBot, ClaudeBot, and PerplexityBot fetch and cite you in live answers. Blocking the retrieval bots makes you invisible in AI search. The common middle ground is to allow retrieval bots and block training-only crawlers if you do not want your content used to train models.
Allow the retrieval crawlers that power AI citations: OAI-SearchBot and ChatGPT-User for ChatGPT, ClaudeBot for Claude, PerplexityBot for Perplexity, and Googlebot for Google AI Overviews. These are the bots that read your pages and turn them into cited answers, so blocking any one removes you from that engine, no matter how strong your content is.
Your robots.txt is the gate to AI visibility. If it blocks an engine's crawler, that engine cannot read your pages and cannot mention or cite you, no matter how good your content is. Allowing the right crawlers is the precondition for showing up, not a ranking boost on its own. One catch: robots.txt is a directive, not a wall, and some crawlers have been reported to ignore it.





