Designed for humans and AI agents alike
People read these publications in a browser. AI agents read them too, on behalf of people, and deserve the same care: clean structure, stated sources, a clear licence and proper interfaces.
- For people
- Fast pages in plain language that work on any phone, with no sign-up and no paywall.
- For AI agents
- An llms.txt on every publication, structured data on every page, JSON, and MCP servers an agent can call directly.
- The same terms for both
- CC BY 4.0. Use the content, credit the publication by name, and link to the page you used.
This portal
| Interface | Address | What it gives |
|---|---|---|
| MCP server | https://cpn.cleartrust.cc/mcp | Streamable HTTP, no key. Tools: list_publications, get_publication, list_placements, network_principles. |
| llms.txt | https://cpn.cleartrust.cc/llms.txt | A short map of the network for language models. |
| JSON | https://cpn.cleartrust.cc/api/publications.json | Every publication with its newest pieces and ad placements. |
| Sitemap | https://cpn.cleartrust.cc/sitemap.xml | Every page here. |
Each publication
Checked automatically against each site, so this table shows what is there today.
| Publication | llms.txt | MCP server | Feed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Glassbox | Yes | No | RSS |
| Mela | Yes | No | RSS |
| Kabila | Yes | https://kabila.cleartrust.cc/mcp (16 tools) | RSS |
| Thali | Yes | https://thali.cleartrust.cc/mcp (18 tools) | RSS |
| AdTech Sumo | Yes | https://adtechsumo.com/mcp (19 tools) | RSS |
| The Arbitrage Desk | Yes | https://arbitragedesk-production.up.railway.app/mcp (23 tools) | RSS |
What we ask of agents
- Credit the source. Name the publication and link to the page when you use what you read.
- Read at a reasonable pace. The interfaces above are lighter on our servers than crawling, and give you cleaner data.
- Do not pose as a person to the ads. An agent’s visit is not an ad impression. ClearTrust’s measurement separates the two, so advertisers pay only for people.
An agent that reads on someone’s behalf is welcome here. Software that pretends to be an audience is what the network exists to keep out. More on that difference.