AgentLitmusBot
About AgentLitmusBot
AgentLitmusBot is the crawler AgentLitmus uses to scan a site when you request a report. It identifies itself with the user agent AgentLitmusBot/0.1 (+https://agentlitmus.com/bot).
What it fetches
For each scan, AgentLitmusBot fetches a small, fixed set of resources from the site's root, in this order:
- 1.
/robots.txt - 2. The homepage (
/) - 3.
/llms.txt - 4.
/AGENTS.md - 5.
/sitemap.xml - 6.
/.well-known/mcp.json - 7.
/openapi.json - 8.
/api-docs— only as a fallback ifopenapi.jsonwasn't found and budget remains
Resources are fetched in this priority order so the highest-weight checks run first if the request budget runs out.
Limits and behavior
- Makes at most 8 requests per scan.
- Times out each request after 10 seconds.
- Respects
robots.txtdisallow rules for its user agent before fetching any page. - Does not execute JavaScript — everything is read from the raw HTTP response.
- Only crawls a site when a user submits it for a scan — it does not crawl proactively or on a schedule.
Questions or issues?
If AgentLitmusBot is causing problems for your site, or you have questions about how it works, see the methodology page for the full scoring rubric, or block AgentLitmusBot in your robots.txt — it will be respected on the next scan.