Public developer interface

API Documentation

ContentDividend exposes public discovery interfaces that help developers, AI systems, and prospective content buyers understand the publisher network and locate licensing-ready content. Public discovery does not itself grant permission to use publisher content.

Discovery

GET/v1/public/ai-discovery

Machine-readable discovery manifest and current network entry points.

GET/v1/public/network-stats

Public aggregate ContentDividend network statistics.

GET/v1/public/licensing-marketplace

Public Marketplace discovery records.

GET/v1/licensing-marketplace/publishers

Machine-readable Marketplace publisher directory.

Content Catalog

GET/v1/public/content-catalog/search?q=TOPIC&limit=20

Search registered public-page metadata from participating Marketplace publishers.

GET/v1/public/content-catalog/categories

Current public content categories.

GET/v1/public/content-catalog/category/{category_slug}

Category-specific public inventory metadata.

Buyer Demand

GET/v1/public/buyer-demand

Buyer briefs explicitly published for public discovery.

GET/buyer-demand

Human-readable public Buyer Demand board.

GET/buyer/login

Buyer authentication. The private Buyer Workspace requires a verified buyer session.

Licensing Metadata

GET/v1/public/licensing-feed?q=TOPIC&limit=100&offset=0

Public licensing-discovery metadata in JSON.

GET/v1/public/licensing-feed.ndjson?q=TOPIC&limit=100&offset=0

Streaming-friendly NDJSON representation.

POST/v1/public/licensing-request

Structured licensing inquiry entry point. Submitting an inquiry does not grant content-use rights.

Private workflow boundary

Publisher dashboards, Buyer Workspace, private conversations, proposals, deals, Rights Registry, admin routes, and licensed-delivery manifests are authenticated/private surfaces and are not public discovery APIs.

Rights boundary: ContentDividend organizes discovery and licensing workflows. Access to public metadata is not a license to reproduce, train on, redistribute, or commercially exploit publisher content. Applicable rights must be obtained from the relevant rights holder.