Open dataset of AI assistant referrers

One row per hostname, with the evidence and the date. 16 rows, version 1.0.0, CC BY 4.0.

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AnswerTraffic (https://answertraffic.com/referrers), "AI assistant referrers", version 1.0.0, last verified 2026-10-19. CC BY 4.0.

Fields

FieldMeaning
assistant_id, assistant, operatorShort id, display name and company
hostname, surfaceReferrer hostname as it appears in analytics, and the surface (web, app) it was observed on
referrer_behaviorsent, partial, stripped or unknown
utm_source_valueValue the assistant is documented to add to links; empty when none is documented
evidence_type, evidence_url, evidence_dateown_test, vendor_doc, third_party_test, observed_in_logs or unverified; the source; the month the source was published (for tests, the date of the write-up, not necessarily the day the test ran)
first_seen, last_verifiedFirst report we know of (where there is one); the day we last compared the row with its source
ga4_defaultnamed, one_source, not_named or unknown (two sources compared)
plausible, matomo, posthognamed, not_named or unknown, from each tool's documentation
ambiguoustrue when the hostname also serves non-AI traffic and cannot be separated; never used in generated filters
noteWhat the evidence says and what it does not

Changelog

  • 1.0.0 (2026-10-19): First release: 16 rows, 10 with a test or a vendor source, the rest marked unverified. Not yet re-tested by us.

Machine-readable changelog: CHANGELOG.md. The same entries are in the Atom feed.

Using the data

The data is licensed under CC BY 4.0: you may copy, change and use it, including commercially, if you credit AnswerTraffic with a link. Please keep the evidence_url and last_verified columns with the rows, because they are the point of the list. If you find an error, write to hello@answertraffic.com and name the row.