AI visits: every request and what it received · Rebilder Help
AI visits lists requests to the selected site, newest first, 50 rows per page. Above the list, a chart shows visits per day and how many got the clean version (Clean versions served). Claimed platforms ranks the busiest platforms.
Filters
- Range: 7d, 30d or 90d. Paid plans add 13 months; the full history we keep. Free shows up to 30 days.
- Page path or URL: shows requests whose path contains the text you type.
- Public pages or All paths: Public pages leaves out account, system, asset and probe paths.
- Visitors: AI assistants by default. Choose All visitors, People, Agent protocols or Crawlers to see the others.
- Platform: one platform, such as ChatGPT or Claude, or Unidentified.
Choose Apply to update the list. If nothing matches, Clear filters resets them. Download CSV saves the same range and filters.
The columns
| Column | What it means |
|---|---|
| Time (UTC) | When the request arrived, in UTC. |
| Kind | Who asked: AI assistant, Person, Agent protocol (a client calling an endpoint such as /mcp) or Crawler (a search engine such as Googlebot). |
| Claimed platform | The platform the request names, such as “ChatGPT · claimed”. It reads verified when the Verified column says Yes, and Unidentified when no platform could be named. |
| Verified | Yes when the request carried a signature that checked out against a trusted key for that platform. Otherwise No. |
| Served | What your site sent back: Clean version, Regular page, Agent protocol or Blocked by your rules. |
| URL | The page requested. A long address opens to show all of it. System, private and probe paths are marked. |
| Render | How many milliseconds the gateway took to produce the response. |
Why Googlebot gets your regular page
Search crawlers always get your normal HTML, even when they ask for markdown. Choose Crawlers in the visitor filter to see them. Their Served column reads Regular page.