A bounded preflight.
Review robots.txt, typed HTTP license links, HTML declarations and RSL documents on explicitly approved origins. No arbitrary URL proxying.
Discover declared usage rights. Inspect the source. Receive a signed report before making an acquisition decision.
Reading live service configuration…
A report is not a license or legal clearance. Unsupported or missing declarations remain unknown.
Review robots.txt, typed HTTP license links, HTML declarations and RSL documents on explicitly approved origins. No arbitrary URL proxying.
Source hashes, retrieval times, context and conservative findings. Validate the report signature against a key you trust.
The existing provider router compares approved equivalent contracts. Provider acquisition is separate and stays under the client’s wallet control.
AcqPath prepares the report first. A quote discloses its price and whether the declaration is allowed, denied, license-required or unknown. Missing declarations produce no paid offer.
A disclosed UNKNOWN result can be a paid diagnostic report, never an implied permission.
POST /v1/rights/quote
{
"resource": "https://approved-publisher/resource",
"purpose": "ai-input",
"user_class": "commercial",
"tier": "fresh",
"max_total_micro": "20000"
}
quote → signed offer → x402 → signed reportInspect XML supplied in the request. No fetch, payment or legal clearance.
Up to four metadata requests. Prepared diagnostic report with signed source evidence.
Up to eight metadata requests under the same conservative profile. Still bounded, never unrestricted crawling.
HTTP availability is not settlement validation. Testnet is not revenue. Source declarations are not a legal opinion. Current coverage and payment mode are exposed by the API.