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The LLM Inspect page shows how one AI bot sees one page of your site. It shows the screenshot that the bot would render and the raw response that the bot receives. Use it to find content that a bot cannot read. To open the page, click LLM Inspect in the Analysis group of the sidebar.

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Inspect a page

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Select a bot

In the Bot list, click a bot. Each bot shows its platform and if it runs JavaScript (runs JavaScript or no JavaScript).
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Select a page

In the Page list, click a page of your site. Or enter a full URL in Any URL on this site.
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Start the inspection

Click Inspect page. The inspection takes a few seconds.
The Page list shows the pages that Perquery found on your site. If the list is empty, enter the URL by hand. You can inspect only pages on your own site. A red dot next to a bot means that your robots.txt blocks the bot. A green dot means that the bot has access. If a recent inspection of the same URL and bot exists, Perquery shows it and does not start a new one. The page then shows Showing a recent run of this URL and bot; nothing was spent. The number of inspections depends on your plan. See pricing.

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Read the result

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Verdict

A line above the panes compares the text that the bot gets without JavaScript with the text of the fully rendered page: Each verdict shows the number of characters that the bot sees and the number of characters on the rendered page.
A bot that does not run JavaScript cannot read the text that JavaScript adds. Put important content in the HTML that the server sends.
If your robots.txt blocks the bot, a red line says so. The panes then show what the bot would see after you unblock it. Click you unblock it to open the robots.txt tool. See robots.txt.

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Screenshot

The Screenshot pane shows what the bot would render.

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Raw HTML / text

The Raw HTML / text pane shows the response that the bot receives. The line above it shows the HTTP status, the number of redirects and the number of characters. A very long response is cut off at the stored limit.

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Failed inspections

An inspection can fail. The page then shows the cause:
  • The page could not be reached.
  • The page did not finish loading in time.
  • That URL is outside this site.
Check the URL and click Inspect page again.