Centinel AnalyticaKeenable-User
Keenable-User is the live page fetcher of Keenable, a company that runs its own web index of over 100 billion documents and sells a search and fetch API used by AI agents and inference providers. The Keenable fetch endpoint returns an indexed copy by default and retrieves the page directly from the source when the API caller passes live=true, so this agent corresponds to a request-triggered retrieval for a third party agent rather than to a bulk index crawl, which is consistent with the small number of source addresses observed. Keenable publishes no bot documentation page, no crawler user agent list, no robots.txt policy statement, no IP ranges and no reverse DNS hostnames.
At a glance
- Operator: Keenable
- Type: AI Agent
- RSL category:
ai-input
How Centinel checks it
- User agent: The request calls itself this crawler. Anyone can send the same string.
Keenable-User publishes nothing Centinel can check a source against, so a match reports the name and leaves the source unconfirmed. The match tokens, verification domains, and address feeds are not published here.
Allowing or blocking it
The crawler object in the /validate response sets access_allowed to true only for a verified source that your tenant allowlists. A policy rule can allow or block this crawler by its category, AI Agent.