What is amazon-kendra? AI crawler guide

amazon-kendra is a crawler or fetcher associated with Amazon. See source-graded user-agent, robots.txt, verification, and observation guidance.

What is amazon-kendra?

amazon-kendra is a reported crawler or fetcher string associated with Amazon, but current operator evidence is incomplete. Amazon Kendra crawler token for intelligent enterprise search over configured content sources.

Evidence status

Field Value
Evidence Reported, not operator verified
Lifecycle Status uncertain
Purpose search
robots.txt posture honors
Source checked 2026-06-11

Reported user-agent

amazon-kendra

Whether to allow amazon-kendra is a policy call. Either way, check which AI platforms actually send you human visitors before assuming crawl volume equals value.

robots.txt allow example

User-agent: amazon-kendra Allow: /

robots.txt block example

User-agent: amazon-kendra Disallow: /

What the rule can and cannot do

Robots.txt expresses an access policy to compliant automated crawlers. It does not authenticate the sender, remove content already collected, or guarantee that a model will use or not use content.

How to verify a request

JavaScript behavior

The cited operator material does not verify JavaScript rendering. Serve useful HTML before client-side JavaScript where possible.

Related bots

Frequently Asked Questions

What is amazon-kendra?

amazon-kendra is a reported, not operator verified crawler or fetcher record associated with Amazon.

What user-agent does amazon-kendra use?

amazon-kendra. Check the evidence status before attributing a matching request.

Can amazon-kendra be blocked in robots.txt?

The record identifies amazon-kendra as the token to review. Robots.txt is a request policy, not proof of model use or non-use.

How can I verify a amazon-kendra request?

Treat the user-agent as a clue and look for operator-published IP, reverse-DNS, or signature guidance.

Data & Sources