What is Mars Finder?
Mars Finder crawls for site search, not a web-wide consumer engine. Mars Flag provides the service to organizations that want visitors to search content across one or more registered sites. The resulting index belongs to that installed search experience.
Mars Finder now offers an on-site feature that generates an answer by aggregating and summarizing content from the customer's site alongside conventional results. This gives its crawl a real AI-answer impact, but only inside that Mars Finder installation. The available sources do not say dbot trains a general model or influences external assistants.
A customer places Mars Finder's search interface on its site, and the service returns results through an API. Its product documentation says the search can cover ordinary web pages and published documents such as PDF, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint files. The crawler supplies the content index that makes those results possible.
Recorded traffic uses a browser-shaped user agent ending in (dbot). Match the stable dbot token in logs and policy rules rather than the operating-system or browser version text around it. On an enrolled site, revisits are expected when the service needs to refresh its view of searchable content.
