Automated requests from Intrix

User agent: IntrixAuditBot/1.0 (+https://intrix.kr/bot)

We read public pages to audit sites at the request of their operators or as assigned by Intrix clients. We use the same user agent for a single request to check whether a URL is accessible before an audit, and for brand lookups in public sources such as Wikidata and Wikipedia.

We make up to 2 concurrent requests, with at least 0.3 seconds between requests. Each audit reads up to 250 pages.

Page reading (crawling) during an audit follows robots.txt. It uses the User-agent: IntrixAuditBot group if present; otherwise, it uses the User-agent: * rules. It supports wildcard (*) and end-of-path ($) matching, with Allow taking precedence. The single request to check URL accessibility before an audit is sent before checking robots.txt.

To block audit crawling, add these two lines to robots.txt:

• User-agent: IntrixAuditBot
• Disallow: /

User agent: Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; IntrixBot/1.0; +https://intrix.kr/bot)

IntrixBot reads individual public URLs for the following purposes, without crawling entire sites:

• Check the title of a page cited as a source in an AI answer.
• Record whether a page targeted by an Intrix client's improvement task has changed.
• Check publisher details and correction or inquiry channels published on a page. We do not seek or infer personal contact details.

To ask us to stop IntrixBot requests, email [email protected].

Requests come from cloud servers. We do not publish fixed IP ranges, so please identify our requests by the user agents above and this page URL (https://intrix.kr/bot).

We read public URLs only. We do not request pages that require login or private URLs.

We use the content we read only to produce audit results and records. We do not sell it or pass it on to others.

Email [email protected] to ask us to stop or reduce requests, or to send an inquiry.