No Content-Signal preference declared in robots.txt
Content Signals are a Cloudflare-documented mechanism for declaring preferences for search indexing, real-time AI input, and AI training. This check found no Content-Signal directive in robots.txt.
Why this matters
Absence is not a failure and does not mean AI providers will default to blocking the site. Under Cloudflare's Content Signals policy, an omitted signal means the publisher neither grants nor restricts that use through Content Signals. Provider-specific robots.txt controls remain separate.
How to fix it
No change is required. Add Content Signals only if you want to make an explicit policy declaration and have reviewed what each value means. Continue to manage provider-specific crawlers separately where needed.
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