Crawlability files

robots.txt and Sitemap Checker for Chrome SEO Audits

Check robots.txt, sitemap.xml, crawl restrictions, sitemap discovery, AI crawler access, noindex signals, canonicals, and Search Console handoff notes.

Use Crowra for this search intent.

For teams checking whether crawlers can discover the right URLs and whether discovery files match the intended public page.

Best for

When this workflow fits

  • Launch crawlability checks
  • Sitemap discovery and stale URL review
  • robots.txt group and crawl-delay review
  • AI bot access and llms.txt context checks
Outputs

What you get from the scan

  • Less risk from accidental blocking rules
  • Cleaner sitemap and canonical review
  • Better documentation for crawler access decisions

What Crowra checks.

Each check is designed to be reviewed while the page is open in Chrome, then copied or exported when the fix needs to move.

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robots.txt availability, user-agent groups, allow/disallow rules, and crawl-delay hints

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Sitemap discovery, sitemap entries, redirects, and crawlability warnings

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Page-level noindex, canonical, robots meta, and X-Robots-Tag context

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AI crawler access signals and Search Console URL Inspection worksheet handoff

How the workflow runs.

The goal is a practical audit path: scan the active page, inspect evidence, decide priority, and hand off only what matters.

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Start in Chrome

Open the page you plan to publish or review.

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Step 2

Run Crowra and check technical crawlability, robots.txt, sitemap, and llms.txt signals.

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Step 3

Compare local signals with manual Search Console values when a verified property is available.

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Step 4

Copy the worksheet or report so crawlability decisions are documented.

Related Crowra workflows.

Move from this audit into adjacent checks when the page needs a wider review.

Related guides.

Use these practical articles when you need deeper context before or after running the audit.

FAQ.

Quick answers for people comparing Crowra with adjacent SEO tools.

Can robots.txt remove a page from Google?

robots.txt controls crawling, not indexing by itself. Crowra helps distinguish robots.txt rules from page-level noindex and canonical signals.

Does Crowra check AI crawler access?

Yes. Crowra reviews AI-bot access signals in robots.txt and pairs them with llms.txt, schema, and page-level readiness checks.

Run this audit beside the page.

Crowra keeps the review close to the live page, with SEO, schema, links, crawlability, accessibility, AI readiness, and fix handoffs in one Chrome side panel.