Agentic Licensing Intent + Negotiation Bridge
Prepare a non-binding licensing inquiry, inspect publisher preference signals, submit through the existing licensing-request workflow, then continue through the existing private conversation and procurement endpoints.
Prepare intent
POST /v1/agent/licensing-intent/prepare
Content-Type: application/json
{
"resource":"https://example.com/article",
"requested_use":"rag",
"requested_scope":"50 articles",
"budget_range":"$5,000-$10,000",
"requested_timeline":"30 days",
"message":"Proposed use..."
}Submit inquiry
POST /v1/public/licensing-request Required: site_id requester_name requester_email intended_use requested_scope message
The prepare response returns the exact submission payload shape and site ID when the publisher resolves.
Continue negotiation
GET /v1/public/agent-procurement/{thread_id}
X-Conversation-Token: ...
GET /v1/public/licensing-conversations/{thread_id}
X-Conversation-Token: ...
POST /v1/public/licensing-conversations/{thread_id}/messages
X-Conversation-Token: ...Machine discovery
GET /.well-known/contentdividend-licensing-intent.json GET /v1/public/licensing-intent/manifest GET /v1/public/licensing-intent/schema
Publisher preference semantics
The preflight can expose public preference signals for RAG, training, fine-tuning, search indexing, summarization, datasets, syndication and research. Those signals help an agent decide whether an inquiry is worth preparing. They are not permission and do not override a later agreement.
Human approval boundary
Agents may assist with discovery, structured inquiry preparation, submission and non-binding negotiation messaging where the buyer authorizes it. Binding commercial terms, rights activation and real-money execution remain outside F11.