Content licensing turns on the action-receipt audit trail. Each access is a signed action; the receipt is the ledger entry.
Your content is being read by agents at scale, used in training, summarized into derivatives, resold inside larger products. You need three things: terms enforcement at the page level, attribution that follows the data through agent pipelines, and the ability to revoke and have the revocation cascade through everything derived from the original.
The full surface is open. Module paths shown.
Signed governance at the source. aps.txt for site-wide terms, embedded HTML blocks for per-page overrides, HTTP headers for header-only deployments. All Ed25519-signed and content-hashed.
Attribution that follows the data. Source receipts, access receipts, derivation receipts, decision lineage receipts. The chain from agent read to agent recommendation is reconstructable from signed primitives.
Cascade revocation as enforcement. Revoke at the source and downstream derivatives invalidate. The revocation is signed, propagating, and replayable. Agents that ignore it are visible in the receipt ledger.
Each receipt is signed, content-hashed, and verifiable without the platform that issued it.
Generate a signed governance block, publish it at the root of your domain, start issuing access receipts. SDK on npm.
Hosted issuance, signed governance at scale, cascade revocation across derivatives. Pricing on request.
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