AI BOTS · AMAZON
Amzn-User
Fetches live pages to answer a person's Alexa question and may not follow every robots.txt rule. Its IP list is a web page, not read here.
- Fetches when a person asks
- Cannot be verified
- Docs checked 28 Oct 2026
- UnverifiedIdentityNo published check
- User-ledrobots.txtFetches when a person asks
- PurposeUser-directed fetchFor an AI product
- TokenAmzn-UserUse it in a User-agent line
robots.txt
It fetches a page because a person asked. The operator says robots.txt may not apply, so block it at the server or CDN if you need to.
Block Amzn-User
User-agent: Amzn-User
Disallow: /Allow Amzn-User
User-agent: Amzn-User
Allow: /Quick facts
- robots.txt token
Amzn-User- User agent contains
- Amzn-User
- Operator
- Amazon
- Category
- AI bots
- Purpose
- User-directed fetch
- robots.txt
- User-triggered
- Verification
- Cannot be verified
- Documentation
- developer.amazon.com · checked 28 Oct 2026
If you block it
The assistant cannot read your page when a person asks it to.
Check a visit is real
- No published way to check it. A request using this name is only a claim.
Where this comes from
The same registry NdovuSEOLabs uses to classify crawler traffic in your server and CDN logs, built from the operator’s own documentation.
Registry version 2026-10-29.1
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