GEO · SEO · answer-engine access
Nevarn publishes server-rendered answers, structured data, a canonical llms.txt index, full and page-level Markdown, an XML sitemap, and IndexNow updates. ChatGPT and Claude are first-class; other agents use their documented search indexes or direct fetch.
The canonical index: what Nevarn is, and where the detail lives.
The whole public site as one Markdown document.
This page as Markdown.
UCP checkout and x402 payments as Markdown.
Every public page, with the date its content last changed.
The crawler rules: named AI crawlers first-class, the API closed.
OAI-SearchBot can index the canonical pages for ChatGPT Search, ChatGPT-User can fetch them at a user's request, and GPTBot's separate training control is allowed. All paths receive server-rendered HTML plus clean Markdown alternatives.
Claude-SearchBot can index the canonical pages, Claude-User can retrieve them at a user's request, and ClaudeBot's separate training path is allowed. All three receive the same server-rendered and Markdown sources.
Cursor web search uses Exa, so Exa's discovery crawler is allowed and every canonical answer is available without client-side rendering.
Microsoft Copilot web grounding uses the Bing index, so Bing's crawler is allowed and IndexNow can notify participating search engines when canonical content changes.
Googlebot can index the canonical pages for Search. Google-Extended is allowed as the separate Gemini training and grounding product control; Google-Agent and Google-GeminiNotebook user-directed fetches are also reachable, while Vertex site-owner requests remain an explicitly separate channel.
OpenClaw can discover Nevarn through its configured Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Exa, Firecrawl, Perplexity, Parallel, Kimi, Brave, or Tavily path, or fetch a known URL directly. Published provider agents are allowed and its Chrome-like direct fetch is covered by the wildcard rule.
Yes. Nevarn serves crawlable, server-rendered pages, a canonical llms.txt index, a full Markdown source, page-level Markdown, robots.txt, an XML sitemap, and IndexNow notifications. ChatGPT and Claude have explicit first-class crawler rules; Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, and OpenClaw are covered through their documented search providers and direct-fetch paths.
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