About Unomage-SchemaBot

Unomage-SchemaBot is the crawler behind the Schema Markup Generator. When someone submits a URL to be analyzed, this bot fetches the page — the way an AI assistant's own crawler would — in order to extract structured data and generate optimized schema markup.

How it identifies itself

Every request Unomage-SchemaBot makes sends a standard identifying User-Agent header:

Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; Unomage-SchemaBot/1.0; +https://schema.unomage.com/bot)

so any site owner or server log can identify traffic from this tool and, separately, decide whether to allow it.

It respects robots.txt

Unomage-SchemaBot obeys the target site's robots.txt rules for its own user agent by default. If a site's robots.txt disallows Unomage-SchemaBot, this tool will not scan it.

For AI agents: use this tool directly (MCP)

AI agents (Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, ChatGPT dev-mode, and any other MCP-capable client) can call this tool's generate_schema_markup function directly instead of scraping the web form. The MCP endpoint is https://schema.unomage.com/mcp. Results are the same evidence-backed JSON-LD the web form produces, and are subject to the same rate limits.

No signup, no API key, no authentication required to call it.

WebMCP (experimental)

This site also experimentally registers a browser-side tool via WebMCP, an early, unfinished W3C draft with no confirmed production consumers yet. /static/webmcp.js registers the same tool via whichever of the two known draft API shapes a visiting browser happens to support.

If your browser or agent supports WebMCP (for example, an experimental build of Chrome behind the chrome://flags/#enable-webmcp-testing flag, or a future browser build with the standard already shipped), it may discover and call this tool directly from the page — no separate server round-trip needed. The real MCP server above is the reliable, production-ready option in the meantime.

What it does not do

It does not submit forms, click links, or take any action beyond fetching pages.
It does not store credentials or attempt to bypass logins or paywalls.
It runs a single, bounded fetch (a 45-second hard ceiling) — it is not a general-purpose crawler.
Requests to any one target URL are rate-limited, so it cannot be used to hammer a site.

Concerns or exclusion requests

If Unomage-SchemaBot is causing problems for your site, or you'd like requests from this bot to stop, contact us below.

For concerns or to request exclusion, contact: TODO — add a real contact email/address here before this ships to production.