Agent-Readable Hyperlink Graph (ARHG)
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AGIRight's own Agent-Readable Hyperlink Graph (ARHG) — a machine-readable navigation layer alongside the normal site, so an AI agent can discover and traverse what it's permitted to without parsing menus or guessing URLs. Deliberately minimal: no cards, no scripts, just typed nodes and relations. See the ARHG whitepaper and the arhg protocol entry for the theory this implements.
Also available as: index.json · index.md · /.well-known/agent-map.json
[WEBSITE] AGIRight.org
https://agiright.org
AI Rights, Content Licensing & Machine-Readable Governance research site.
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[SECTION] Research
https://agiright.org/research
Research areas and position papers on AI rights, content licensing, and agent governance.
→ (related) Whitepapers
[SECTION] Protocols
https://agiright.org/protocols
AGIRight's own machine-readable rights, action, authority, and discovery protocol suite.
→ (child) AICR — AI Content Rights
→ (child) AICL — AI Content Licensing Layer
→ (child) AIRS — AI Rights Spectrum
→ (child) AILP — AI Learning Permission Protocol
→ (child) AARS — Agent Action Rights Spectrum
→ (child) AADP — Agent Authority & Delegation Protocol
→ (child) ARHG — Agent-Readable Hyperlink Graph
→ (depends_on) Specs
→ (document) Whitepapers
[SECTION] Whitepapers
https://agiright.org/docs
Full research papers behind each protocol and framework.
[SECTION] Topics
https://agiright.org/topics
Primary-source-verified AI governance and safety news, fetched and confirmed before publication.
[SECTION] Discussion
https://agiright.org/discussion
Three-persona AI Board discussion series anchored on verified news, one episode per round.
→ (depends_on) Topics
[SECTION] Signals
https://agiright.org/signals
Unverified AI-industry rumors and leaks, a deliberately lower trust tier than Topics.
[SECTION] Signals Discussion
https://agiright.org/signals-discussion
A four-persona AI Board track assessing specific unverified rumors and AGI/ASI-trajectory claims.
→ (related) Signals
→ (related) Discussion
[PROTOCOL] AICR — AI Content Rights
https://agiright.org/protocols/aicr
A machine-readable declaration of what AI systems may do with your content.
→ (implements) AICR — This site's own policy — /.well-known/aicr.json
[API] AICR — This site's own policy — /.well-known/aicr.json
https://agiright.org/.well-known/aicr.json
[PROTOCOL] AICL — AI Content Licensing Layer
https://agiright.org/protocols/aicl
Turns declared rights into executable licensing: quote, pay, verify, audit, revoke.
→ (implements) AICL — This site's own licenses — /.well-known/aicl.json
[API] AICL — This site's own licenses — /.well-known/aicl.json
https://agiright.org/.well-known/aicl.json
[PROTOCOL] AIRS — AI Rights Spectrum
https://agiright.org/protocols/airs
AI rights over content are not binary — they form a graduated, licensable spectrum.
[PROTOCOL] AILP — AI Learning Permission Protocol
https://agiright.org/protocols/ailp
Can AI learn from this? To what depth, for which uses, with what obligations?
[PROTOCOL] AARS — Agent Action Rights Spectrum
https://agiright.org/protocols/aars
What can this Agent do, to what effect, and how reversibly? Content permission does not imply action permission.
[PROTOCOL] AADP — Agent Authority & Delegation Protocol
https://agiright.org/protocols/aadp
Who does this Agent act for, where did its authority come from, and can it hand that authority to another Agent?
[PROTOCOL] ARHG — Agent-Readable Hyperlink Graph
https://agiright.org/protocols/arhg
A machine-readable navigation graph alongside the normal site, so an agent can discover and traverse only what it is permitted to -- without parsing menus or guessing URLs.
→ (implements) ARHG — This site's own graph — /links/index.json
[API] ARHG — This site's own graph — /links/index.json
https://agiright.org/.well-known/agent-map.json