西班牙语指南建议排查两项设置以优化 AI SEO

On November 11, 2026, the AI channel of DEV Community published a Spanish-language guide titled, in translation, "ChatGPT Never Mentions Your Website?

Check These Two Settings in Five Minutes." The guide argues that before anyone starts discussing "SEO for AI," two questions need to be settled: whether OpenAI's crawling bots are permitted to enter a site, and whether they can actually read the body text once inside. According to the guide, OpenAI uses three distinct agents, each of which must be controlled separately in robots.txt. OAI-SearchBot indexes pages for ChatGPT search, so blocking it means the site does not appear in those answers. ChatGPT-User opens a page to read its content. The material cuts off at this point, so the name and role of the third agent are not available. The guide also cites a study of 751 popular websites, stating that most of the blocking in question comes from a generic User-agent: * rule rather than from rules aimed specifically at AI crawlers. The piece frames both checks as ones that take only minutes to verify, and positions them as a prerequisite for any larger conversation about how sites get surfaced in AI-generated answers.