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Amzn-User: Amazon's live-answer fetcher

Amzn-User fetches live web information when a person asks Alexa a question. Amazon says it doesn't crawl for AI training.

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At a glance

Amzn-User in one table

Company
Amazon
What it's for
Live answer: fetched while answering someone's question.
robots.txt token
Amzn-User
Full user agent
Mozilla/5.0 AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko; compatible; Amzn-User/0.1) Chrome/W.X.Y.Z Safari/537.36
Follows robots.txt
May ignore it. Amazon says it may not follow all robots.txt rules, because a person started the request.
How to verify
Check the visitor's IP against the list Amazon publishes. A request outside it isn't Amzn-User, whatever its user agent says. The IP list
Source
Amazon's documentation, read on October 12, 2026.

robots.txt

Allow Amzn-User

Allow it. Each visit is a person asking an AI something your page helps answer, right now. Blocking it costs you that answer wherever the bot honours the rule.

robots.txt· Allow it
User-agent: Amzn-UserAllow: /

Needed only if a wider rule blocks it: robots.txt lets every bot in by default. A bot named in its own group ignores the User-agent: * group, so repeat your private paths there as Disallow lines. A block in your CDN or firewall has to be lifted there.

A rule only changes what the bot reads next. To see whether Amzn-User reads your pages now, and which ones, track AI crawlers on your server or see the full AI crawler list.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

From Amazon's documentation, read on October 12, 2026.

Amzn-User fetches live web information when a person asks Alexa a question. Amazon says it doesn't crawl for AI training.

Amazon says it may not follow all robots.txt rules, because a person started the request.

Check the visitor's IP against the list Amazon publishes. A request outside it isn't Amzn-User, whatever its user agent says.

Allow it. Each visit is a person asking an AI something your page helps answer, right now. Blocking it costs you that answer wherever the bot honours the rule.

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