MistralAI-User
Mistral AI · User-triggered fetcher
Visits a page when a user asks Mistral's assistant a question, to help answer and link the source. Mistral says it does not crawl automatically and is not used to crawl content for AI training.
- User-agent contains
MistralAI-User- robots.txt token
MistralAI-User- Respects robots.txt
- Operator docs don't say / may not apply
- Official IP ranges
- 4 prefixes
How to verify MistralAI-User
Matching the user agent isn't enough, because any client can send it. A real MistralAI-User request comes from an IP address inside Mistral AI's published list:
- https://mistral.ai/mistralai-user-ips.json4 prefixes · list dated 2025-02-19 · fetched 2026-10-22
The quickest way to check a whole log is our free log checker. It runs in your browser and splits MistralAI-User requests into real and fake.
First 4 prefixes
20.240.160.161/32 20.240.160.1/32 20.240.194.83/32 51.12.243.114/32
Block or allow MistralAI-User in robots.txt
User-agent: MistralAI-User Disallow: /
Use Allow: / instead to explicitly permit it, or build a full file with the AI robots.txt generator. robots.txt is a request, not a lock: it only works for bots that honor it, and only real MistralAI-User traffic would.
Source: Mistral AI documentation
Verify MistralAI-User automatically
One API call tells your app, WAF or middleware whether a request claiming to be MistralAI-User really comes from Mistral AI's official IP ranges.