AI crawlers · Training crawlers
omgili
omgili is the training crawler run by Webz.io: Webz.io omgili. Its operator publishes no IP ranges or DNS names for it, so a request carrying this name cannot be verified. Treat the name in a log line as a claim.
| User-agent token | omgili |
| Operator | Webz.io |
| What it does | Webz.io omgili |
| Kind | training crawler |
| Can a request be verified? | No — user agent string only |
| In a CrawlCheck scan | Read from robots.txt; reported, never scored |
Allow or block it in robots.txt
User-agent: omgili Disallow: /
User-agent: omgili Allow: /
Add a group that names it: "User-agent: omgili" followed by "Disallow: /". A crawler follows only the most specific group that names it, so once a group names omgili, rules under "User-agent: *" no longer apply to it; repeat in that group any Disallow lines you still want.
What blocking it changes
No. It collects pages for training. Refusing it is a policy choice about training, separate from whether answer engines can reach, read and quote the site.
Other agents from Webz.io
Omgilibot— collects pages for Webz.io's web data feeds, which are sold for AI trainingWebzio-Extended— Webz.io extended
See what omgili and every other named agent receive from your own site: run a free scan. The full catalogue is on AI crawlers and as JSON at /ai-crawlers.json.