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v0.0.6Jul 22, 2026Release

v0.0.6: AI Traffic Analytics & Connectors

See which AI crawlers read your site and which AI answers send you real visitors, and connect Google Analytics 4 and Search Console to bring your own measurement alongside it.

Traffic

AI traffic analytics

A new Traffic page shows which AI crawlers fetched your pages and which AI assistants referred real visitors, rolled up per day. The monitoring AI traffic and crawlers tutorial has the full walkthrough. There are two ways to feed it: a one-line beacon script for referrals, and an upload of your server access logs for crawler hits. Every crawler hit is checked against the operator’s published verification method (reverse DNS or a published address range) and marked verified or unverified, so a user agent that merely claims to be an AI crawler is shown as unproven rather than taken at its word. Several operators publish no verification method, so their hits stay unverified permanently; verification never blocks ingestion, so nothing is silently dropped.

A UTM link builder inside the dashboard tags the links you place in AI-visible content, so the visits they generate are attributable when they arrive on the Traffic page.

Integrations

Analytics connectors

Connect Google Analytics 4 and Google Search Console from Settings → Integrations, and Cloudflare through the API. Credentials are encrypted before they are stored, and the connectors sync on a schedule rather than at page load, so a dashboard never waits on a third party.

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Context & analysis

Should You Block AI Crawlers? The Trade-Off Nobody Quantifies

Blocking GPTBot is not one decision: it's three, because training crawlers, search crawlers and user-triggered fetchers are different bots with different costs. Conflating them is how publishers accidentally removed themselves from AI answers.

8 min read

What SEO Teams Should Stop Doing First

Most AEO advice for SEO professionals is additive: here are more tactics. The subtractive list is more useful: which well-drilled habits carry over to answer engines, which do nothing, and which actively mislead. Covers rank tracking, keyword-led prioritisation, E-E-A-T audits, crawler access and schema.

8 min read

Your Server Logs Know Which AI Crawlers Visited. Most Teams Never Look.

Access logs are the only first-party evidence you have that AI systems are reading your site at all. Here's what they can prove, the verification step almost everyone skips, and the two questions logs genuinely cannot answer.

8 min read

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