Governanza li Tinqara mill-Magni

Regoli ta' governanza li l-magni jistgħu jiskopru u jesegwixxu: llms.txt, manifesti /ai/, fajls ta' politika /.well-known/, JSON Schemas, tokens ta' liċenzja ffirmati, u formati ta' reġistri tal-verifika. Dan is-sit innifsu huwa eżempju li jaħdem.

Mistoqsijiet taħt studju

Minn robots.txt għal llms.txt sa manifesti tad-drittijiet

Konvenzjonijiet ta' skoperta tal-politika ta' /.well-known/

JSON Schema bħala format normattiv ta' speċifikazzjoni

Awditabbiltà: reġistri, verżjonijiet, provenjenza

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