What competitors let AI read
Most websites publish a small file, robots.txt, that says who may read them. This screen shows that choice for the competitors cited on your questions: which AI readers (the programs AI companies send to fetch pages) they allow and which they block. A site that blocks the reader behind an assistant is choosing not to be its source, and that is an opening.
Only the ones beating you
Not every domain in your market. The competitors checked are the ones already cited on your own tracked questions, because those are the sites whose choices matter to your results. The panel sits on Competitive Intelligence.
Read from what they publish
The stance comes from each competitor’s own robots.txt. Blocked means their file turns that reader away; a site with no file allows everything by default. A site we could not reach is reported as unreachable, not as open. Stances change over days, so the check runs daily and not more often.
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