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Cohere · Cohere crawler / bot identifier used in robots.txt for AI data preferences

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This page is the operator/profile guide for cohere-ai. To paste a full robots.txt and check cohere-ai plus other AI crawlers in one pass, use the Robots.txt AI Crawler Validator. Short definitional entries also live in the AI search glossary.

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What is cohere-ai?

cohere-ai is the user-agent string commonly associated with Cohere’s web crawling and AI data collection preferences in robots.txt discussions. Cohere builds enterprise AI models and platforms; publishers who want to allow or disallow Cohere’s collection should set an explicit User-agent: cohere-ai group. Always confirm the current official guidance on Cohere’s site or developer docs when available, and treat the token spelling carefully (case and punctuation matter in matching).

How to block cohere-ai

Add this group to robots.txt to disallow cohere-ai. Path rules can be narrowed if you only need to protect parts of the site.

User-agent: cohere-ai
Disallow: /

How to allow cohere-ai

For most public marketing and documentation sites, allowing well-behaved AI agents is the default recommended stance for AI visibility—while remaining a factual robots.txt Allow rule you can reverse later.

User-agent: cohere-ai
Allow: /

Should you block cohere-ai?

Treat cohere-ai like other training-oriented agents: allow for open participation, block for opt-out. Enterprise documentation sites sometimes allow widely; media sites with strict licensing may block. Re-verify official documentation periodically because AI companies update crawler names and policies.

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Official documentation (Cohere)

Last verified: . Re-check operator docs after major crawler announcements.

cohere-ai FAQ

  • Publishers control the cohere-ai user-agent with standard robots.txt groups. Confirm any Cohere-published guidance when available and keep the token spelling exact.