AI Bot Vision - AI Content Visibility Checker

Inspect how AI bots view your website. Side-by-side JS vs No-JS split view, content loss diff, Robots.txt check, AI crawler audit.

Most AI search engines, LLMs, and web crawlers (ChatGPT Search, Claude, Perplexity, GPTBot) do not execute JavaScript when crawling web pages. If your website relies on client-side rendering (Single Page Apps, React, Vue, Angular without SSR), AI bots may see a blank page, resulting in missing citations, lost rankings, and zero visibility in AI-generated answers. AI Bot Vision gives developers, SEOs, and site owners an instant, split-screen comparison and auditing suite: 1. Side-by-Side Split View Compare your live, JavaScript-enabled website on the left with the exact No-JS / raw server view on the right. Adjustable split view let you see differences immediately. 2. Visual Content Loss & AI Visibility Score Automatically calculate how much of your text, headings, and links are invisible to raw AI crawlers. 3. AI Bot Simulation & WAF Blocker Check Simulate real-world crawler requests from GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Google-Extended, and more to detect if your CDN or Cloudflare WAF is blocking AI traffic with 403 or challenge pages. 4. Robots.txt & AI Directives Audit Instantly inspect whether your site's robots.txt or meta tags (noai, noimageai) are inadvertently blocking or allowing generative AI bots. 5. Markdown Reader Mode See the exact clean text and Markdown structure that an AI model digests into its context window. 6. Server-Side Structured Data (JSON-LD) Validator Verify whether your Schema.org microdata and JSON-LD are rendered on the server or injected dynamically by scripts. HOW TO USE: 1. Navigate to any website in Chrome. 2. Click the AI Bot Vision extension icon. 3. Review your instant AI Visibility Score and launch the Split-Screen Studio for in-depth inspection and exportable audit reports. PRIVACY & SECURITY: AI Bot Vision processes and analyzes pages locally in your browser. No website content, personal data, or browsing history is tracked or sent to external servers.