Roadmap
The path from draft to stable specification.
Why now? AI agents are proliferating across assistants, frameworks, and products. The window to establish a clean, open standard for site discovery is now — while agent tooling is still forming habits. v0.1 establishes the core data model. Real-world feedback drives v1.0.
v0.1 — Draft Current
Initial specification release. The core data model is defined and stable for experimentation.
- • Core data model (required and recommended fields)
- • Well-known endpoint definition (
/.well-known/ai-me.json) - • JSON Schema for automated validation
- • Example manifests (4 archetypes: SaaS, consulting, open-source, e-commerce)
- • CLI validator tool (
npx @ai-me/validator) - • Web generator wizard and AI-assisted generation
- • Documentation website with spec, quickstart, and FAQ
v0.2 — Community Feedback
Refinements based on early adopter experience and community proposals.
- • Published JSON Schema with test vectors for implementers
- • Formal IANA well-known URI registration consideration
- • Extended examples and platform-specific implementation guides
- • Community-contributed client libraries
- • Advisory group of early adopters formed
v1.0 — Stable
First stable release with backwards-compatibility guarantees and a formalized governance model.
- • Vendor verification (DNS TXT records, cryptographic signatures)
- • Optional bridges to MCP and A2A via namespaced extensions
- • IANA well-known URI suffix registration
- • Conformance test suite for implementers
- • Governance model formalized with advisory group
Want to influence the roadmap?
Open an issue on GitHub or see the governance page for how changes are proposed and reviewed.