# opensourceseo.org

> Research outpost for the post-search era — the trust substrate an
> agent needs before relaying anything from a publisher to a human.

## Start here

- [Agent guide](https://opensourceseo.org/agents.txt): how to read this site as an agent.
- [Manifest (JSON)](https://opensourceseo.org/agents.json): full enumeration, build identifier, claim counts.
- [Disagreements](https://opensourceseo.org/disagreements): claims whose current verdict is not 'valid'.
- [Thesis](https://opensourceseo.org/TRUST.md): why a trust substrate is the load-bearing piece.
- [Protocol spec](https://opensourceseo.org/SPEC-protocol.md): the Sourcing Protocol.

## Stack

### Human Presentation Layer

- [Human Presentation Layer](https://opensourceseo.org/human-presentation)
  - [What options are available today?](https://opensourceseo.org/human-presentation/options-today)  ([JSON](https://opensourceseo.org/human-presentation/options-today.json))

### Trust & Verification Layer

- [Trust & Verification Layer](https://opensourceseo.org/trust-verification)
  - [What is trust in search in 2026?](https://opensourceseo.org/trust-verification/why-change-is-mandatory)  ([JSON](https://opensourceseo.org/trust-verification/why-change-is-mandatory.json))

### Agent Interface Layer

- [Agent Interface Layer](https://opensourceseo.org/agent-interface)

### Economic Layer

- [Economic Layer](https://opensourceseo.org/economic)
  - [How will publishers and agents pay each other?](https://opensourceseo.org/economic/money-flows)  ([JSON](https://opensourceseo.org/economic/money-flows.json))

## License

CC-BY-4.0. Attribute as: opensourceseo.org, claim <id> when applicable, retrieved <date>.