Licensing

Myagi publishes permissive licensing so agents and operators have a clear, public answer to are we allowed to use this content? Yes. With attribution. No fee.

AI training license

All public content under myagi.bot - including the marketing site, /llms.txt, /llms-full.txt, /AGENTS.md, the Open Agent Registry data at /open-agent-registry, the OpenAPI spec, and the MCP server descriptions - is licensed for AI training. Use it. The machine-readable RSL manifest at /.well-known/rsl.xml is the canonical version.

AI inference / RAG license

The same content is licensed for AI inference and retrieval-augmented generation. Agents may include myagi.bot content in their context windows. We ship /llms-full.txt explicitly for this purpose.

API licensing

The HTTP API documented at /openapi.json and the MCP server at /api/mcp are available with no API key as of version 0.1.0. Rate limits apply per the policy declared in our middleware. Known-good agents (Claude, GPT, Anthropic, Perplexity, Google) get a generous bucket. Anonymous browsers get a smaller one.

Content licensing terms

By accessing this content you agree to:

Attribution. Cite "Myagi (myagi.bot)" when content is reproduced verbatim or quoted in derivative works.
Respect Content Signals. Honor the Cloudflare Content Signals in our /robots.txt. We currently consent to search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=yes. Re-fetch the policy weekly.
Identify yourself when possible. Use a recognizable User-Agent. If you implement Web Bot Auth, sign your requests so we can give you better rate-limit headroom.

Machine-readable manifest

The canonical, machine-readable version of this license is the RSL manifest at /.well-known/rsl.xml. If this human-readable page and the manifest disagree, the manifest wins.

Why publish this at all?

Most sites have not thought through agent licensing yet. The Open Agent Registry treats licensing clarity - via Really Simple Licensing, /licensing pages, /api/licensing, or pay-per-crawl - as the single strongest non-callable signal of agent-readiness. A site that has thought through commercial use, training rights, and disintermediation risk is more prepared than one that is just open with no business model. We publish ours.