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Five pages now answer common Ask AI questions that went unanswered. The reverse proxy page has a short note saying it covers routing your own domain to Fern, not a general web proxy. The robots.txt page has two new sections. "Verify the published file" explains where robots.txt is served on custom domains and subpaths and how to check it with curl; it also says the
docs.buildwithfern.comURL blocks all crawlers once a custom domain is set. "X-Robots-Tagheaders" says Fern doesn't send them, points tonoindex: truefrontmatter (which adds a robots meta tag), and lists [email protected] for header requests. The SSO page names Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) in its list of supported providers. The MCP server page states that the server comes with Ask Fern and isn't a separate product or plan, with a link to enabling Ask Fern. The Ask Fern overview has a note that Ask Fern uses 2 AI credits per message, with a link to the credit allowance for each plan.