bot_info field of the event.
This lets you make precise access decisions: allow authorized assistants, block unverified automation, or apply different logic based on assistant category and provider.
How identity verification works
Fingerprint will use all available methods to verify the assistant identity and will also detect spoofing / impersonation attempts. Theidentity value reflects the outcome of the verification:
Event payload
When Fingerprint detects a bot, the event can include the following fields. You get them in v4 events whether you use the Server API, webhooks, or Sealed Client Results.
The
bot_info object contains:
bot_info is present only when Fingerprint recognizes the AI tool or bot, and isn’t available in v3. For the full schema, see the Server API reference. For the full list of bots, see the Bot Directory.
Supported AI assistants
For the full list of all detectable AI tools and bots, see the Bot Directory.Using detection results
Thebot field (good, bad, not_detected) is a legacy signal. For AI assistants and other recognized bots, use bot_info.identity instead, as it provides more precise, actionable information.
Note that identity is only available for well-known bots and assistants in the Bot Directory. Some generic browser automation tools (Selenium, Playwright, headless Chrome, etc.) will not have a bot_info entry and should be handled using the bot: bad signal.
Next steps
Bot Directory
Full list of detectable bots and agents
AI agent detection
Detect and verify AI agents
Submit your assistant to Fingerprint directory
Submit your assistant or bot to the Fingerprint Bot Directory