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How to Identify Bot Traffic with OpenClaw

Bot traffic identification with OpenClaw and ToolRouter. Bulk IP classification for security.

OpenClaw processes access logs at scale to separate bot traffic from human visitors. Batch-resolve thousands of IPs, classify each by ISP type and hosting provider, and output a structured bot traffic report with blocklist recommendations. Run it weekly to track shifts in automated traffic patterns.

Connect ToolRouter to OpenClaw

1Install the CLI

npm install -g toolrouter-mcp

2Call tools directly from OpenClaw

toolrouter-mcp call web-search search --query "AI tools"
toolrouter-mcp tools

Steps

Once connected (see setup above), use the IP Geolocation tool:

Ask OpenClaw: "Bulk look up these IPs and identify bot traffic"
OpenClaw classifies each IP by ISP and hosting type
Review the bot vs human breakdown
Update your filtering rules based on the results

Example Prompt

Try this with OpenClaw using the IP Geolocation tool

Bulk geolocate these visitor IPs and flag any coming from cloud hosting providers or known VPN services.

Tips

Run this analysis weekly to track bot traffic trends
Compare results against your analytics to measure data accuracy
Use ISP data to build allowlists for legitimate crawlers

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