WebDecoy

WebDecoy detects bots and AI crawlers on your websites and tells you which ones are who they claim to be. Connect it to Claude to ask about your own sites' traffic and to install WebDecoy in the app you are working on. Ask things like: - Which AI crawlers visited my site this week, and were any of them forged? - Is my site actually protected, or only configured? - What did this IP or actor do on my site? - Install WebDecoy in this app. What it does: - Searches bot detections per site: what was requested, by which agent, with the score and the reasons behind it. - Shows evidence for one actor: claimed identity, verified identity (reverse DNS, published IP ranges, Web Bot Auth signatures) and its activity. - Reports whether a site's protection is enforced, not just configured. - Walks Claude through installing WebDecoy for your stack (Next.js, Express, WordPress, Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify and more) using WebDecoy's own install guide, then proves the install is reporting. - Creates decoys: URLs real visitors never see, so anything that requests one is a bot. You choose what Claude can see. On first use, WebDecoy asks you to approve which sites this connection may read, and setup actions (creating a site, decoy or script tag) need a separate permission. Disconnect any time in Settings, Connected apps. Requires a WebDecoy account (free plan available at webdecoy.com).