
Weighs the soul of incoming HTTP requests to stop AI crawlers
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Anubis is a lightweight Web AI Firewall Utility written in Go that protects your website from AI scraper bots by challenging incoming HTTP requests. Designed for independent creators and small internet communities, it provides an affordable defense against the constant barrage of requests from AI training operations without requiring expensive third-party services.
Anubis is ideal for independent creators, small communities, and self-hosted projects that need effective bot protection but cannot or prefer not to rely on centralized third-party solutions. It's particularly valuable for those who want to prevent their content from being used in AI training datasets without sacrificing accessibility to legitimate users.

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