Category 3 of 9
Permit What may the agent do here?
Classic-web analog: robots.txt, terms of use
How a site states what agents may read, train on, or do, and how agents obtain authorisation to act.
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Most adopted first: AI crawler tokens in robots.txt, Content Signals Policy, OAuth Protected Resource and Authorization Server Metadata (as used for agent authorization), Really Simple Licensing, TDMRep (TDM Reservation Protocol). Full list below, alphabetical.
- AAuth (Hardt) AAuth
- Agent Authorization Envelope AAE
- Agent Authorization Grant AAuth
- Agent Authorization Profile AAP
- Agent Context Interchange Protocol ACIP
- Agent Delegation Receipts
- Agent Identity Protocol (AIP): Verifiable Delegation for AI Agent Systems AIP
- agent-permissions.json
- Agentic Authority Graph Validation AAGV
- AI crawler tokens in robots.txt
- ai.txt
- An Attenuated Delegation Profile for Automated Agents
- auth.md
- CoMP (Content Monetization Protocols) CoMP
- Content Signals Policy
- Credential Delegation Protocol for AI Agents in Multi-System Environments
- ERC-8196: AI Agent Authenticated Wallet ERC-8196
- ERC-8226 Regulated Agent Mandate ERC-8226
- High-Assurance Agent Control Envelope HAACE
- Identity Assertion JWT Authorization Grant (ID-JAG) ID-JAG
- Identity Continuation Assertion for OAuth 2.0 Token Exchange
- OAuth Client ID Metadata Document CIMD
- OAuth Profile for Delegated AI Agent Authorization DAAP
- OAuth Protected Resource and Authorization Server Metadata (as used for agent authorization)
- OpenA2A Agent Authorization Protocol AAP
- Per-Call Proof for Local Tool Invocation by AI Agents
- Really Simple Licensing RSL
- TDMRep (TDM Reservation Protocol) TDMRep
- Workload Authorization Grant (WAG) WAG
- AIPREF