Draft policy Name? A plain-English label for this draft policy. Use the business decision you are testing. Priority? Lower numbers run first. Use 1 for the strongest or most specific rule you want to test. Scope type? Where the rule applies: global means every path, path_prefix means URLs starting with a prefix, section means your content section, and content_class means catalog labels like premium_analysis. global path_prefix section content_class Scope value? The value for the selected scope. Use * for global, /archive for path_prefix, Markets for section, or premium_analysis for content_class. Crawler vendor? Optional. Limit this policy to a vendor such as Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, Perplexity, Microsoft, or unknown. Leave blank for all vendors. Crawler purpose? Optional. Limit by why the crawler accesses content: training builds models, ai_input grounds live AI answers, search indexes pages, user_action is a user-triggered fetch, and unknown means unclear. Any purpose search - traditional search indexing ai_input - grounding live AI answers training - model training or improvement user_action - user-triggered fetch training_control_signal - robots opt-out token unknown - unclear purpose Verification status? Optional. Limit by identity confidence: verified passed crawler identity checks, likely has partial support, suspicious failed identity checks, and unknown lacks enough evidence. Any verification status verified - identity checks out likely - partial supporting evidence suspicious - identity failed checks unknown - not enough evidence Action? The simulated decision: allow, block, monitor, redirect to a licensing page, throttle request rate, or mark license_required for business follow-up. allow - permit access block - deny access monitor - observe without deciding yet redirect - send to licensing/info page throttle - rate limit requests license_required - flag for licensing decision Redirect URL? Only used when action is redirect. Example: /ai-licensing. Throttle RPM? Only used when action is throttle. Requests per minute allowed by the simulated policy.
