
How AI assistants read packet.guru
What a machine reading this site receives: identity files, schema, crawler policy, the entity behind the name. Read weekly by a crawler, no model call. For the people who run What's My IP, Privacy & Trust Index; the catalogue page is for the people who choose it.
51/100
- Entity0/25
- Machine-readable32.6/35
- Retrieval access17/20
- Footprint1.5/20
7 retrieval crawlers are blocked on /backups/
highThe heaviest thing this check found wrong, named in the words our fix list uses. Read off the site itself, not from a model.
0/100
Does anybody use it: audience (Tranco list, Chrome UX report, estimated organic visits), installs from registries, referring domains. Never votes, never reviews.
- Audience0/40
- Installsnot read
- Referencesnot read
82/100
Is anybody home: the homepage answers, the content moves, something ships, somebody hires. Each part a dated reading from a public place; a part not read is left out and the total rescaled.
- Answers30/30
- Content moves30/30
- Ships10/25
- Hiringnot read
- What's My IP, Privacy & Trust Index51
- Atlas medianof 27569 rated61
- Retrieval botspartialverify
Whether the bots that decide citations are let in. Training bots are a separate list and are not counted here.
- llms.txtyesverify
A plain-text index at /llms.txt. Optional; read by some tools.
- Organization schemayes
schema.org Organization markup on the homepage, which is what a resolver reads a company's name and links from.
- Wikidata itemnone
Matched on the official website, never on the name. The substrate under the knowledge graph an engine resolves names against.
- Server-rendered words903swept
What a reader without JavaScript receives from the homepage.
- Identity score93/100swept
The analyzer's crawl-only section, 0-100: identity files, schema, crawler policy, sitemap. Not the analyzer score.
- Footprint1 GitHub stars
Not measured with the analyzer.
The full run asks four engines about this company by name. It runs on request, not on a schedule.
What is What's My IP, Privacy & Trust Index's Atlas Readiness?
51 of 100 on 2026-10-25, computed from four parts — entity, machine-readable, retrieval access, footprint — all four parts read.
Does What's My IP, Privacy & Trust Index let AI retrieval bots in?
Partly. On 2026-10-25, packet.guru fenced some paths from retrieval crawlers.
Does What's My IP, Privacy & Trust Index publish an llms.txt?
Yes: packet.guru/llms.txt was present on 2026-10-25.
Is What's My IP, Privacy & Trust Index a Wikidata entity?
No item whose official website is packet.guru was found on 2026-10-25.
How to read a row
- swept
- Read by a crawler: HTTP and parsing, no model call. Every tool, every week.
- measured
- The full analyzer run, asked of four engines. Shown only where the company agreed to show it.
Can a retrieval engine find, resolve and quote this site? Four parts, each read by the sweep, each shown beside the total.
Entity 25 · Machine-readable 35 · Retrieval access 20 · Footprint 20
A part that was never read is left out and the total is rescaled to what was. It is never counted as zero.
Before we count this visit
Analytics and ad measurement tell us which pages and which of our ads do their job: Google Analytics and Google Ads, the Meta pixel, Yandex Metrica, and one first-party id of our own. Nothing is stored until you answer, and declining changes nothing about the site.