Three views in the app show who reads your store and what they read.
Agents lists each AI agent that visited, by product name, and how Yarvi recognized it: by the name the agent sends with each request, by a signed Web Bot Auth header, or because Cloudflare verified it. A signed header is checked against the agent's published keys, so it is stronger than a name, which anyone can send.
Crawlers shows which AI crawlers asked for your pages, what your store answered (served, blocked, or rate limited), and what your robots.txt says to each one. A crawler your robots.txt allows but your store still blocks is worth a look, because that is usually a bot protection app or a firewall rule. This view shows example data for now, labeled Example data.
Product pages lists the product pages agents read most, with the orders that included that product afterwards.
A view that has no data from your store yet says so. A view showing sample numbers is always labeled Example data.