osmandkitay/aura
AURA (Agent-Usable Resource Assertion) is an open protocol designed to make the web machine-readable. It replaces fragile screen scraping with a declarative aura.json manifest, allowing websites to expose their capabilities as a secure, efficient, and standardized API for AI agents.
The protocol uses a declarative JSON manifest served at `/.well-known/aura.json` that maps HTTP actions to named capabilities with parameter schemas, allowing agents to execute operations via RFC 6570 URL templates and JSON Pointer parameter binding without UI scraping. The server enforces all authentication, authorization, and validation—the manifest is purely descriptive—while optional `AURA-State` headers provide advisory context about dynamic availability. Includes reference implementations (Node.js packages and CLI tooling) for manifest validation, agent planning via LLM integration, and server-side capability enforcement.
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