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Content permission plane

Abuse / rate signals

Detect scraping, enumeration, and probe patterns on inbound agent traffic.

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Live in the gateway today.

What it answers

May it use this content?

Abuse / rate signals sits in the content permission plane of the agent-interop stack. May it use this content? AxioRank tracks it as one row in a coverage matrix that spans six planes, from discovery and identity to authorization, content permission, and commerce.

Plane

Content permission

Status

live

Direction

inbound

How AxioRank handles it

Governed, not just listed.

Live in the gateway today. Inbound: when agents reach your own site or API.

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More content permission protocols

Related protocols

robots.txt / llms.txt

Cache and enforce machine-readable crawl + AI-usage permissions.

Open

IETF AI Preferences

Honor standardized train/infer/index content-usage preferences.

Open

Really Simple Licensing (RSL)

Honor publisher RSL licenses governing AI use of content.

Open

TDM Reservation Protocol (TDMRep)

Honor the W3C / EU TDM reservation at /.well-known/tdmrep.json, a machine-readable opt-out from text & data mining and AI training.

Open

ai.txt

Honor Spawning's ai.txt, a robots-style declaration of which AI agents may use a site's content.

Open

All protocols

The full coverage matrix across six planes.

Open

Govern the whole agent stack

AxioRank verifies identities and capabilities across the agent ecosystem, from discovery to commerce. See the full coverage matrix, machine-readable.

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