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Search engines we support

This page outlines the engines we currently support, what they do, and which bot user-agents we detect via your server-side integration.

ChatGPT (OpenAI)

  • Bot(s) Tracked:

    • Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; GPTBot/1.0)

    • ChatGPT-User

    • OpenAI-User

    • Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit (OpenAI)

Perplexity.ai

  • Bot(s) Tracked:

    • PerplexityBot

    • Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; PerplexityBot/1.0)

    • Perplexity/1.0

Gemini (Google)

  • Bot(s) Tracked:

    • Google-Extended

    • Gemini-Crawler

    • GoogleOther

    • GoogleAI-ContentFetcher

  • Bot(s) Tracked:

    • Google-SGE-Crawler

    • Google-Extended

    • GoogleOther

    • AIOverviewBot

5. AI Mode (Bing Copilot)

  • Bot(s) Tracked:

    • Bingbot

    • EdgeGPT

    • Microsoft Copilot

    • BingAI-Reader

6. Claude (Anthropic)

  • Bot(s) Tracked:

    • ClaudeBot

    • AnthropicBot

    • Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Claude/1.0)

7. Grok (xAI)

  • Bot(s) Tracked:

    • xAI-GrokBot

    • GrokCrawler

    • TwitterAI-Previewer


We use a combination of:

  • Bot detection (user-agent parsing + IP reputation)

  • Prompt-response mapping

  • LLM-based mention scanning

  • Custom headers and CDN-based fingerprinting

  • Inference from click-throughs and traffic behavior


Coming Soon

We’re actively expanding support for:

  • Meta AI (Facebook, Instagram)

  • Apple Spotlight AI

  • Brave Summarizer

  • Kagi AI

  • Amazon Rufus


By monitoring bot traffic, AI prompt behavior, and visibility signals, Limy helps you understand how your brand is discovered, cited, or recommended in these AI systems.

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