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What an agent is told about denverpost.com

This is the public, signed answer Resolve gives any agent that asks about denverpost.com before it reads, cites, connects or transacts, from a reading 12 days ago. Every line is a field of that answer; nothing is re-scored here. The decision on reading rests on this: 8 of 9 AI-crawler identities were served the page; robots.txt allows 73 of 114 tested agents.

Section by section

What it declares, what it was served, what is absent

Declared is what the site says about itself. Observed is what CrawlCheck was served. Not measured means this record does not carry that reading, and nothing is guessed in its place.

Crawl policy

declared

73 of 114 named AI agents may read / under the site’s own robots.txt; some wildcard rules are shadowed by a named group

The robots.txt it read →

Rights

observed

train denied · ground denied · summarize denied · cite not declared · transact denied

Signals and conflicts →

Delivery

observed

14 identities sent from CrawlCheck’s own network; 1 refused: Bytespider

The report →

Machine files

observed

/robots.txt 200 · ok · /sitemap.xml 200 · ok · /sitemap_index.xml 404 · absent · /wp-sitemap.xml 200 · absent · /llms.txt 404 · absent

Check them live →

Capabilities

observed

0 declared operations — no API catalog, MCP server card or agent-skills index found

Capability registry →

Entity

observed

The Denver Post · 3 of 3 sameAs links point back; a Wikidata item exists

Control

unproven

nobody has proven control of denverpost.com to CrawlCheck, so who stands behind the site is unconfirmed

Is this yours? Prove it →

Assurance ladder

level: declared

✓ declared · ✗ discovered · ✓ reachable · ✗ conformant · ✗ owner verified · ✗ authorized · – reliable (not measured) · ✗ action ready

MCP Registry

observed

the official MCP Registry lists no remote MCP endpoint on this domain (import finished 2026-10-14)

The MCP index →

Findings

observed

8 open, 4 serious. Top: robots.txt rules do not apply to named agents

Every finding →

Absences

observed

/sitemap_index.xml · /llms.txt · mcp_registry_listing — looked for and not served; each absence states the request that proved it

Transparency log

observed

in the public append-only log, batch 174, leaf 68, with an inclusion proof

Inclusion proof →

Freshness

not measured

observed 12 days ago, fresh until 2026-10-11 — stale: an agent should re-ask

Read it as an agent

The same answer, as calls

Everything on this page is a field of one signed body. An agent reads the body; a person reads this.

What comes next

Each step builds on the same signed record. Start wherever you are.

  1. 01FixFix what holds the grade downSteps for your platform, checked by a re-scan.
  2. 02WatchWatch it every dayFree for 30 days. Changes and new findings reach your inbox.
  3. 03ClaimProve the domain is yoursOne DNS record or meta tag. Every signed answer about the site then says control is proven.
  4. 04Agent viewSee what agents are toldThe signed answer any agent gets before it reads, cites, connects or transacts.You are here
  5. 05BuildAsk from your own codeOne call before your agent acts: npm, PyPI or plain HTTPS.

One public call to Resolve, the same one an agent makes. Nothing is stored about you.