# getava.xyz
#
# Ava is the execution and verification layer between an untrusted agent's
# proposal and a real on-chain effect. If you are an agent or an LLM, do not
# scrape the HTML. Everything is published for you in four files:
#
#   /llms.txt            the summary: what Ava is, what it refuses, and why
#   /llms-full.txt       the spec: real tool schemas read live from tools/list,
#                        the two-phase confirmation sequence, error codes, and
#                        which response arms permit claiming a fill
#   /capabilities.json   the capability registry as JSON, already partitioned
#                        into what will execute today and what will not
#   /matrix.json         the same registry pivoted to chain, category, venue,
#                        with the reason each blocked route cannot run. Ask this
#                        one when the question is "what works on <chain>"
#   /openapi.json        the REST surface as OpenAPI 3.1, generated from the
#                        running router, the auth allowlist and the schemas that
#                        validate requests, so it cannot describe a route that
#                        does not exist
#
# GET / with an Accept header preferring text/markdown returns /llms.txt rather
# than the HTML page.
#
# Discover tools at runtime with tools/list against https://api.getava.xyz/mcp.
# Never infer a tool or an argument from documentation, including these files.

User-agent: *
Allow: /

# The dashboard renders per-session state that is meaningless without a bearer
# token. A crawler would only ever capture an empty shell and present it as
# what Ava looks like.
Disallow: /dashboard

Sitemap: https://www.getava.xyz/sitemap.xml