machine-readable AI catalog

Agent Manifest

Agent Manifest helps you create and validate a machine-readable AI catalog (ai-catalog.json) for your site or business. It describes public resources, capabilities, and access information. Publishing a manifest does not guarantee that a particular AI provider or agent will discover, ingest, or use it.

The question it helps examine

A website can describe its offerings for people without providing a structured resource catalog. A machine-readable catalog can make resource locations, supported capabilities, and access requirements explicit for systems that support the format.

How it works

HiveLuma formats the supplied business and public resource information as ai-catalog.json using its ARDS manifest format. Validation checks the document structure and resource relationships; the result also shows available URL checks and semantic review. You review and edit the file before downloading and publishing it yourself. These checks do not certify compatibility with every AI system.

What you receive

  • • A reviewable site/business-level ai-catalog.json resource and capability catalog
  • • Validation results and issues to review
  • • Editing and download options; no automatic installation or publishing

A practical use case

A business with public guides and service information can catalog those resources and their access requirements for a compatible agent to inspect. Unlike Page Code Helper, which drafts page-level JSON-LD, Agent Manifest describes the site or business resource catalog. Listing a resource does not establish that an external agent has used it.

Ready to create your Agent Manifest?

Build and validate a reviewable ai-catalog.json, then download and publish it when you are ready.

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