# Robots.txt for automatio.ai # https://automatio.ai User-agent: * # Allow public content pages (SEO) Allow: /models/ Allow: /prompts/ Allow: /articles/ # Allow localized content (all 29 supported languages) Allow: /es/ Allow: /de/ Allow: /fr/ Allow: /ru/ Allow: /tr/ Allow: /id/ Allow: /sr/ Allow: /hr/ Allow: /pt/ Allow: /zh/ Allow: /ko/ Allow: /uk/ Allow: /nl/ Allow: /it/ Allow: /vi/ Allow: /ja/ Allow: /pl/ Allow: /fa/ Allow: /ro/ Allow: /th/ Allow: /ar/ Allow: /sv/ Allow: /cs/ Allow: /bn/ Allow: /sq/ Allow: /hu/ Allow: /da/ Allow: /el/ # Allow landing page and marketing routes Allow: / Allow: /privacy Allow: /terms-of-service # Public, unauthenticated API discovery surfaces. These sit under /api/, which # is disallowed below, and llms.txt points agents straight at them — so without # these Allow rules we publish a machine-readable catalogue and then tell every # well-behaved crawler not to read it. Longest-match wins, so these override. Allow: /api/v1/catalog Allow: /api/v1/mcp # Shared conversations. ALLOWED on purpose, and it is not a contradiction of # the /chat rule below: a share is a separate, owner-published, read-only page # at an unguessable token. Crawling has to be permitted for opt-out to work at # all — a Disallow means the crawler never fetches the page, never sees its # `noindex`, and can still list the bare URL from an inbound link. So the # decision is made per page in its robots metadata (noindex unless the owner # opted in), and only opted-in pages appear in sitemap-shares.xml. Allow: /share/ # Disallow protected/private routes Disallow: /chat Disallow: /chat/ Disallow: /api/ Disallow: /munjalunja/ Disallow: /login Disallow: /register Disallow: /forgot-password Disallow: /reset-password Disallow: /settings Disallow: /profile Disallow: /workflow Disallow: /integrations # Sitemaps Sitemap: https://automatio.ai/sitemap.xml Sitemap: https://automatio.ai/sitemap-content.xml Sitemap: https://automatio.ai/sitemap-shares.xml # AI/LLM Discovery # llms.txt is served at its well-known path: https://automatio.ai/llms.txt # (llmstxt.org defines no robots.txt directive; a bare "LLMs-txt:" line is # an unknown directive and makes validators flag the file as malformed)
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