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A sitemap crawlers cannot parse is a list of pages nobody visits. Enter a domain or the sitemap URL. helloAISearch finds it at /sitemap.xml or through robots.txt, follows up to three child sitemaps, and reports every error and warning with what to change.
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One check is a snapshot. A schedule is a measurement.
helloAISearch runs your prompts on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity on a schedule, highlights every mention, and turns each gap into one move per day.
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If you enter a URL that looks like a sitemap it tries that first. Otherwise it tries /sitemap.xml at the site root, then reads robots.txt for a Sitemap line and tries the first two it finds. The result says which of the three worked so you can tell whether crawlers will find it the same way.
An error breaks parsing or violates the protocol: no urlset or sitemapindex root, relative loc values, lastmod dates that are not W3C format, more than 50,000 entries. A warning is something crawlers tolerate but that costs you: http:// URLs, cross-host URLs, duplicates, priority outside 0–1. Info notes are facts worth knowing, such as fields Google ignores.
Answer engines refetch pages they think changed. A sitemap with accurate lastmod dates tells them which pages to revisit; one with no dates, or the same date on every URL, gives them nothing to go on, and a page you rewrote last week may be quoted from last year's copy.
The tool follows up to three child sitemaps per run so it stays free and quick. The children list shows every child it fetched with its status and entry count; paste any other child's URL to validate it on its own.
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