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AIFeed: signed content permissions for the AI web - protocol, tooling, integrations, and paper draft

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denyn1/aifeed-protocol

Added 21 Sept 2026

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Overview

AIFeed defines signed content permissions for the AI web. It provides a protocol, tooling, and integrations for expressing and verifying permissions, alongside a draft paper. Implemented in JavaScript.

Best for

Best for
Developers building permissions layers for AI-driven content access.

Use cases

  • Define signed permission rules for AI content access
  • Integrate permission verification into AI web tooling
  • Prototype a permissions layer for AI content feeds

How to use

Install

npx aifeed keygen --out .aifeed                         # Ed25519 key pair

Notes

1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-21. Licensed MIT.

Pros

  • Focused on signed permissions for AI content
  • Includes protocol, tooling, and integrations in one repository
  • Draft paper documents design rationale

Cons

  • Very early stage with minimal community adoption
  • Single maintainer or small contributor base likely
  • JavaScript implementation may limit non-JS ecosystems
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