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Amzn-User

Amazon · reviewed 2026-11-05

About Amzn-User

Fetches a page for an Amazon AI assistant answering a user question.

Operates Alexa and Amazon shopping AI; Amazonbot collects training data, Amzn-User fetches pages for user questions.

Usually means: A person asked an AI assistant a question, and the assistant fetched this URL to answer with fresh context or citations.

Identity

User agent

Crawlers are matched by token, not the full browser string. Providers may add version or product text around it.

robots.txt token

Use this token in a User-agent line to allow or block the crawler.

Block this token

User-agent: Amzn-User
Disallow: /

A Disallow only stops crawlers that honor robots.txt. Classify the category before blocking; check the live file with the robots.txt checker.

Verify a hit

A matching user agent is not proof: any client can send the string. When the vendor publishes network data, compare the request against it before you trust the hit.

Match the user agent

Request UA contains Amzn-User.

Check reverse DNS

The vendor publishes no reverse-DNS suffix.

Check the IP range

Fetch the endpoint below and compare the request IP.

A verified hit proves the network path; it does not prove what the crawler will do with the page.

Amzn-User: common questions

What is Amzn-User?

Amzn-User is a crawler from Amazon, filed under AI answers. Fetches a page for an Amazon AI assistant answering a user question. Requests advertise it in the User-Agent header as Amzn-User.

Does Amzn-User train AI models?

No. It fetches a page only when a person asks Amazon's assistant a question that needs live context.

How do I block Amzn-User in robots.txt?

Add a group with User-agent: Amzn-User and Disallow: / to robots.txt, then re-test the live file. robots.txt matches the token, not the full User-Agent string, and blocking this token does not block the vendor's other crawlers.

How do I verify an Amzn-User hit?

Match the user agent, then compare the request IP with the ranges or endpoints listed on this page. A matching user agent alone is not proof — any client can send the string.

Testing a block? Run the live file through the robots.txt tester or check the whole AI crawler access group.

See when Amzn-User hits your site

Page scripts never see AI crawlers because they do not run JavaScript. Install the server probe and each hit lands in the Crawlers block with its path and status.