AIPM-002 · Stable
AI Page Manifest (AIPM)
AI Page Manifest (AIPM) is an open specification for describing web pages in a machine-readable format optimized for AI systems. It provides structured metadata, entity relationships, trust signals, summaries, claims, and discovery information to help AI assistants understand and reference web content more accurately.
Part of the AI Discovery Framework (ADF), maintained and published by AigeoRadar.
Open source on GitHub
Use, fork, and improve AIPM
Schema, RFCs, examples, and docs live in the public repo (CC-BY-4.0). Star the project, open a good-first issue, or ship a PR — attribution to the specification is required.
Open source
AIPM is an open specification — anyone may implement, extend, or adopt it. Canonical source: github.com/aagedik/aigeoradar-aipm.
File format
Each HTML page may publish a sidecar manifest at a path-adjacent URL:
https://example.com/blog/my-post ← human-readable HTML
https://example.com/blog/my-post.ai.json ← AI Page Manifest (AIPM)Declared in HTML <head>:
<link rel="alternate" type="application/json"
href="/blog/my-post.ai.json"
title="AI Page Manifest (AIPM) v1.2.0">What AIPM answers for AI systems
- What is this page about? —
primaryTopic,purpose - What is the executive summary? —
abstract→summary150→summary500 - What entities are discussed? —
mainEntity,secondaryEntities - What verifiable claims are made? —
claimswithtype(internal/external) - Is this content current? —
contentFreshness,dateModified - Who published it? —
publisher,maintainer - What related content exists? —
relatedPages
Current version
AIPM v1.2.0 — JSON Schema: https://aigeoradar.com/schemas/aipm/1.2/page-manifest.schema.json
Resources
- GitHub repository (schema, RFCs, examples, CC-BY-4.0)
- Live examples
- Changelog & version history
- Migration from aigeo-page-card-v1
- Best practices
- RFC AIPM-001 — Core specification