What is MomenticBot?
Momentic traffic comes from an end-to-end test written for a particular application. Teams store tests as readable YAML and run them on a laptop, in CI, or in another configured execution environment. The browser requests exist to check that the selected product behavior still works.
Some tests use explicit steps. Others give an AI action a natural-language goal and let it choose clicks, typing, scrolling, waits, and modal handling at runtime. Assertions then judge the result. A test can cross several pages or use a login because its author chose that flow, but it is not surveying unrelated pages on the open web.
Current Momentic documentation says browser tests use a desktop Chrome user agent by default. A project can replace that value or set it to null to expose the browser's native identity. Although this catalog records MomenticBot, many real runs will therefore look like Chrome, and the recorded token cannot authenticate a test owner.
AI helps author or execute the test, but the supplied category explicitly says no training. Momentic does not describe these browser visits as AI search indexing or collection of the target site for a model. Refusing them can fail an expected test; it does not create an AI opt-out.
