
Blocking an AI crawler is a decision you cannot measure afterwards
The bandwidth you save by blocking an AI crawler shows up in a log. The citations you lose do not show up anywhere, because nothing reports an answer that did not mention you.
How we build the thing that publishes your changelog, your blog and your release notes.

The bandwidth you save by blocking an AI crawler shows up in a log. The citations you lose do not show up anywhere, because nothing reports an answer that did not mention you.

A page can be named in an AI answer without ranking for the question, but the case is narrow: the assistant answered from its own weights instead of running a search. Retrieval produces a link. Memory produces a name with nothing behind it.
Market4 turns one release note into a changelog page, a blog post, a mail-out and a week of social posts — and then tells you which of them brought anyone back.