# The marketing site is fully open to crawlers. The named per-bot groups that
# used to be here (Googlebot, Bingbot, Twitterbot, facebookexternalhit) all
# said nothing but "Allow: /", which is already the default — and they were
# actively harmful to keep, because robots.txt applies only the single
# best-matching group per crawler. Any Disallow added below would have been
# ignored by exactly the four crawlers that mattered most.

User-agent: *
Allow: /

# Build artefacts and internal previews. These are reachable over HTTP but are
# not pages anyone should arrive at from a search result:
#   /emails/   hosted "view in browser" copies of campaign email — near-
#              duplicates of content that is also on the site, with no canonical
#   /decks/    internal TMS report and export pages
#   /banners/  HTML templates used to render social banner PNGs
# Left crawlable on purpose: /og/ (holds skills.png, referenced as a real OG
# image — blocking it breaks link previews) and /deck/ (the public overview PDF).
Disallow: /emails/
Disallow: /decks/
Disallow: /banners/

# Behind a flow; these serve the SPA shell, so indexing them yields a thin
# duplicate of the homepage markup.
Disallow: /auth/
Disallow: /billing/

Sitemap: https://robotactions.com/sitemap.xml