About
Clear files for AI agents.
Agentic helps agents find your documentation, APIs, and agent connections, and gives supporting clients a contract for checking action results.
Why does it exist?
Public information is easier to use when an agent can find it in a structured file. For action recovery, a service can complete an action before its reply reaches the agent. Repeating that request can create a duplicate. Agentic describes where to look up the original request and what to check before reporting success.
Why two files?
agentic.json contains the structured site profile or action contract. agentic.txt is its readable, generated index. Update the JSON first, then regenerate the text file.
What do I need to use it?
A public website is enough to generate a site profile. Action recovery additionally requires an API with request tracking, status lookup, and result reads, plus a supporting client. The project includes a generator, auditor, CLI, and Node and Python clients. Publishing files does not change your API’s behavior or automatically add support to every agent.
Who maintains it?
Agentic provides the open file convention, specifications, generator, and auditor. RUAGENTIC is the official Agentic directory for agentic AI MCP servers and tools. Generated README and listing text describe both projects and include their web addresses.
Agentic is maintained by sam1siam. The specification, schemas, and tools are open source under Apache-2.0. Site Profile 1.1 and Action Profile 1.0 are supported; tools are available as the ruagentic npm package.
Report bugs, suggest improvements, and contribute implementations in the GitHub repository.
What does this website run?
The website generator and auditor read public HTTPS documents on the server. The advanced manual builder runs in your browser. Recovery tools use an isolated ticket service to check interrupted requests with synthetic data. Our root Agentic files describe that service.
MCP, WebMCP, A2A, and Agent Auth connections are documented in the connection guide. Private hosted reports expire after 30 days; sharing is an explicit action in the recovery tools.
How can I contribute?
Use the files, report a reproducible issue, or submit a focused pull request. You do not need to enroll in a program or register with a central service.