Common problem

Does your site have a robots.txt and a sitemap?

robots.txt tells search engines what they may crawl. sitemap.xml lists your pages so they get found faster. Without them, search engines have to guess.

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How it happens

These files are easy to forget when you build fast. If nobody adds them, they aren't there.

What our scan checks

  • We ask for /robots.txt and /sitemap.xml.
  • We also flag a robots.txt that blocks all search engines.
Example fix prompt

Fix prompt from a full report (no sitemap.xml)

Paste this into your AI builder
In my AI app builder (Lovable, Bolt, Cursor, Replit, v0 or similar):
Create a sitemap.xml at the root of my site that lists every public page with its full https:// URL.
Keep it updated when I add pages, and link it from robots.txt.
Then submit it in Google Search Console.

The full report gives a prompt like this for every issue it finds, written for your site.

This is an automated, surface-level check of what your site shows the public. It is not a full security audit.