Governasaun ne'ebé Máquina Bele Lee
Regra governasaun ne'ebé máquina bele deskobre no ezekuta: llms.txt, manifestu /ai/, dosier polítika /.well-known/, eskema JSON, token lisensa ne'ebé asinadu, no formatu rejistru auditoria. Website ne'e rasik mak ezemplu ne'ebé funsiona ona.
Pergunta iha okos estudu
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Husi robots.txt too llms.txt too manifestu direitu
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Konvensaun deskobrimentu polítika liuhusi /.well-known/
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Eskema JSON hanesan formatu espesifikasaun normativu
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Kapasidade auditoria: rejistru, versaun, orijem
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