Paste your robots.txt, pick a bot and a URL, and see whether the URL is allowed or blocked, which rule decided it, and any errors. Free, no sign-up. It cannot fetch a live file from another domain, so you paste the contents. Google handles * and $ wildcards but not every crawler does, so confirm in Search Console too.
Allowed or blocked verdict, deciding rule shown, syntax errors flagged, user-agent matching with wildcard fallback, longest rule wins with Allow winning ties, free, no sign-up.
Testing a Disallow rule before deploying it, finding out why a page is not being crawled, checking a staging robots.txt.

Showing the deciding rule is the right call. One pitfall I'd love the tool to flag: when a bot matches its own user-agent group (say Googlebot), it ignores the * group completely, so the Disallow lines under * no longer apply to it. People add a Googlebot group for one tweak and accidentally unblock everything else. A note like "this bot uses group X, the * group is ignored" next to the verdict would catch that.

Showing the deciding rule is the right call. One pitfall I'd love the tool to flag: when a bot matches its own user-agent group (say Googlebot), it ignores the * group completely, so the Disallow lines under * no longer apply to it. People add a Googlebot group for one tweak and accidentally unblock everything else. A note like "this bot uses group X, the * group is ignored" next to the verdict would catch that.
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