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Integrations

Content owners report AI retrieval from wherever it is easiest to see it - the edge, the origin server, or a plugin. This page tracks what is available now and what is in progress.


Available now

Cloudflare

Available

An open source Cloudflare Worker detects AI crawlers and assistants at the edge and reports content_retrieved events (source_role: edge) - no agent cooperation needed. Works on every Cloudflare plan, including the free one. You can also route a domain through a free Cloudflare account purely to run the Worker.

Cloudflare integration guide  ·  Five-minute quickstart

Squarespace, Wix and other hosted sites

Available

No CDN, and no way to run code on the server? Route the domain through a free Cloudflare account and run the Worker there. A click-by-click walkthrough with no terminal - written for non-developers on hosted site builders.

Hosted sites guide


In progress

Edge and CMS integrations being built. If you run on one of these and want early access, say so via the contact form - it helps us prioritise.

PlatformTypeStatus
WordPressCMS plugin (source_role: origin)In progress
VercelEdge middlewareIn progress
NetlifyEdge functionIn progress
FastlyLog stream / Compute (source_role: edge)In progress
AkamaiEdgeWorkersIn progress
CloudFrontLambda@Edge / CloudFront FunctionsIn progress
Want one of these sooner?
Early-access requests genuinely move the queue. Get in touch and tell us which platform and roughly how much AI traffic you see.

No integration for your stack? Use the API

If there is no edge worker or plugin for your platform, report from your origin server directly. When a request comes in from a recognised AI crawler, post a content_retrieved event with source_role: origin to https://telemetry.openattribution.org/events using a content-owner key with telemetry:write scope. Do it asynchronously so it never blocks the response. Full request shapes are in the API reference; auth details in Authentication.