402/403 Licensing Response Standard
Turn an AI edge denial into a machine-readable licensing route with publisher manifest, procurement, RSL/OLP and next-action metadata.
/.well-known/contentdividend-access-response.json
ContentDividend exposes public endpoints for discovering Marketplace publishers, searching registered content metadata, browsing categories, inspecting publisher inventories, reading live Network totals, and starting structured licensing inquiries.
ContentDividend now exposes a stateless, read-only MCP endpoint using protocol version 2026-07-28. The first MCP release intentionally exposes discovery tools only: agents can search and inspect publisher metadata, but cannot autonomously submit a licensing request or send a private message.
https://app.contentdividend.com/mcp
Transport: stateless HTTP POST · Protocol: 2026-07-28 · Capability: tools · Write actions: disabled
Turn an AI edge denial into a machine-readable licensing route with publisher manifest, procurement, RSL/OLP and next-action metadata.
/.well-known/contentdividend-access-response.json
Follow one machine-readable map from publisher discovery and licensing inquiry through RSL/OLP verification and exact-resource enforcement.
/.well-known/contentdividend-agent-licensing.json
Search registered Marketplace content metadata by topic.
List current content categories represented by Marketplace publishers.
Inspect one category and the publishers participating in it.
List publishers that voluntarily accept licensing inquiries.
Retrieve one publisher's public licensing and discovery record.
Inspect public registered-page metadata for one Marketplace publisher.
Read current aggregate ContentDividend Network totals.
The public MCP endpoint remains discovery-oriented. E9 adds a separate authenticated buyer gateway for content already licensed through direct publisher deals or E8 enterprise single-pipe licenses.
https://app.contentdividend.com/mcp/gatewayProtocol: 2026-07-28 · Stateless HTTP JSON-RPC · Buyer Bearer credential required for rights-bearing methods.
Summarizes active direct grants, enterprise licenses, participating publishers and deliverable items.
Lists currently active direct and enterprise rights sources.
Searches only items currently inside active publisher-authorized scopes.
Reads an exact licensed resource URI after another live rights check.
These public discovery endpoints do not require a publisher dashboard login. They expose public Marketplace and registry metadata—not private account information or stored raw publisher content.
One machine-readable map of ContentDividend's current public discovery surfaces and live Network totals.
/v1/public/ai-discovery
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/ai-discovery"
Search registered public-page metadata from publishers that have voluntarily joined the Marketplace.
/v1/public/content-catalog/search?q=TOPIC&limit=20
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/content-catalog/search?q=lighting&limit=20"
Retrieve categories currently represented by active public Marketplace publishers.
/v1/public/content-catalog/categories
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/content-catalog/categories"
Retrieve publishers and registered-page totals for one live Marketplace category.
/v1/public/content-catalog/category/{category_slug}
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/content-catalog/category/education"
Retrieve public Marketplace publisher records for publishers open to receiving licensing inquiries.
/v1/licensing-marketplace/publishers
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/licensing-marketplace/publishers"
Retrieve public licensing-discovery metadata for one Marketplace publisher.
/v1/licensing-marketplace/publishers/{site_id}
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/licensing-marketplace/publishers/SITE_ID"
Inspect registered public-page titles, URLs, content terms, coverage and public licensing metadata for one Marketplace publisher.
/v1/licensing-marketplace/publishers/{site_id}/content-inventory?q=TOPIC&limit=100&offset=0
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/licensing-marketplace/publishers/SITE_ID/content-inventory?q=history&limit=100"
Paginate through registered-page metadata across Marketplace publishers. Designed for discovery pipelines without exposing stored raw publisher content.
/v1/public/licensing-feed?q=TOPIC&limit=100&offset=0
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/licensing-feed?q=education&limit=100&offset=0"
Stream-friendly newline-delimited JSON for systems that prefer one discovery record per line.
/v1/public/licensing-feed.ndjson?q=TOPIC&limit=100&offset=0
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/licensing-feed.ndjson?q=education&limit=100&offset=0"
Retrieve buyer-opted-in content acquisition needs without exposing buyer email, private notes, saved searches or internal pipeline data.
/v1/public/buyer-demand?q=TOPIC
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/buyer-demand?q=education"
Retrieve current ContentDividend publisher, website, registered-page, licensing and category totals.
/v1/public/network-stats
curl "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/network-stats"
After identifying a relevant publisher, a requester can use the public licensing-request flow. Submitting a request creates an inquiry; it does not itself grant any content rights.
Start a structured licensing inquiry tied to a Marketplace publisher. Required fields and anti-spam validation are enforced by the application.
/v1/public/licensing-request
curl -X POST "https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/licensing-request" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"site_id": "SITE_ID",
"requester_name": "Jane Buyer",
"requester_email": "jane@example.ai",
"company": "Example AI",
"intended_use": "RAG / grounding",
"requested_scope": "Selected registered pages",
"budget_range": "Contact us",
"requested_timeline": "30-60 days",
"message": "We would like to discuss licensing selected publisher content."
}'Read AI/developer discovery metadata.
Search the Content Catalog by topic.
Use live categories and publisher metadata.
Review the relevant publisher inventory.
Submit a structured licensing inquiry.
Agree appropriate terms with the rights holder.
Public endpoints are designed to expose Marketplace, registry, category, inventory and licensing-discovery metadata. They are not intended to expose private publisher account information.
API access, search results, public URLs, Marketplace listings and inventories do not grant rights to copy, scrape, train on, reproduce, summarize, distribute or commercially exploit publisher content.
The public discovery APIs return metadata and public URLs. They do not provide a bulk endpoint for downloading stored raw publisher content.
Public discovery endpoints currently support the workflows documented here. ContentDividend may add authentication, quotas, commercial API plans or additional developer controls as the network grows.
The Developer Manifest lists current public endpoints, methods, parameters and intended uses in JSON.
https://app.contentdividend.com/v1/public/developer-manifest
Explore aggregated collections of approved Marketplace publisher metadata through one catalog. E6 is discovery-only: no pooled license and no article body text is exposed.
Review the frozen RSL/OLP interoperability baseline, known limitations, rights boundaries and machine-readable audit manifest.
Open Phase D Audit →Install the ContentDividend authorization Worker in Observe Only using a narrowly scoped Cloudflare API token that ContentDividend does not store. Existing routes are never overwritten automatically.
Open E3 deployment guide →Machine-readable publisher opt-in pools expose aggregated supply preferences without granting content rights.
Use one ContentDividend buyer gateway credential for protected REST, NDJSON, logical snapshots and snapshot-delta delivery across current direct and enterprise rights. Snapshot history does not preserve revoked content access; content-bearing downloads recheck rights every time.
Machine-readable delivery manifest · Buyer RAG Delivery
GET /v1/rag-delivery/items GET /v1/rag-delivery/feed.ndjson POST /v1/rag-delivery/snapshots GET /v1/rag-delivery/delta.ndjson
Inspect the machine-readable E11 methodology for contracted publisher allocation, payout-transfer status, and observed licensed delivery attribution. Usage reporting does not retroactively change agreed or paid publisher economics.
Review the complete E1–E12 capability map, frozen rights/economics boundaries, known limitations and machine-readable Phase E audit.
Verify whether an authenticated buyer currently has an active exact-resource ContentDividend right for a requested use. The protocol reuses the frozen Phase D/E rights systems rather than creating a second source of truth.
Issue short-lived Ed25519-signed receipts from URVP decisions, verify them offline, and separately recheck live rights status.
Download the open verification kit with Python/JavaScript clients, JSON Schemas, Ed25519 receipt verification helpers, and reference resource-server examples.
Discover a publisher site's registry, licensing, RSL/OLP, URVP, access-control, pool and enterprise interfaces through one canonical machine-readable passport.
Translate explicit publisher choices into Rights Passport, RSL/OLP discovery, CoMP metadata, Content Signals, robots.txt, llms.txt, HTTP headers and WordPress integration outputs without creating a second rights system.
Open fingerprint/provenance schemas, portable canonical-text SHA-256, signed records, and verification helpers—without publishing proprietary matching intelligence.
Search verified registry metadata or resolve a URL, SHA-256 fingerprint, or entry ID to its canonical publisher source and signed provenance.
Open the machine-readable enterprise licensing surface used by ContentDividend's aggregated licensing and delivery infrastructure.
Install ContentDividend discovery and rights infrastructure through the fastest supported path for WordPress, Cloudflare, Webflow, Ghost, and generic/static sites.
Query approved public publisher records, registered-content depth, rights-readiness signals, provenance and licensing discovery through a human-readable map, JSON API, CSV export and dedicated search-engine sitemap.
Give an agent one stable endpoint to resolve a resource URL, domain, ContentDividend site ID, verified entry ID, or fingerprint into the public rights, provenance, verification, and licensing infrastructure associated with that publisher.
Prepare non-binding machine licensing intent, inspect publisher preference signals, submit through the existing licensing-request workflow, and continue the private negotiation without letting the agent grant rights.
Review the complete Phase F capability map, machine-readable authority boundaries and adoption surfaces for publishers, developers, agents and licensing buyers.
The Adoption Command Center gives publishers, buyers, developers and AI agents a plain-English front door to ContentDividend's existing rights, provenance, verification and licensing infrastructure.
Open Adoption Command Center → · Machine Adoption Manifest →
Browse the human-readable map of publisher tools, buyer discovery, developer infrastructure, agent interfaces, integrations, public intelligence and trust/audit surfaces.