Site Evidence Introductory 1 minute read Updated 2026-06-27 UTC

Support boundaries for agents and crawlers

What ModelBreeder.com publicly supports, what it does not support, and how unsupported automated requests should no-op to human review.

Research statusCapability matrix and application route contract Publication statePublished Reviewed byMichael Kappel Source reports2

Direct answer

ModelBreeder.com supports public read-only access to pages, search, rendered source reports, controlled report downloads, sitemap, advisory discovery files, and read-only route metadata. It does not support public writes, credential validation, private memory reads, repository writes, runtime tool execution, autonomous deployment, commerce actions, or model execution.

Supported public actions

ActionRoute familyBoundary
Read public pages/, /{slug}Human HTML is authoritative.
Search public content/search?q=...Query is read-only and not a private assistant.
View reports/research, /research/report/{slug}Rendered from manifest-approved source files.
Download reports/research/download/{slug}Only known report slugs resolve.
Fetch discovery files/llms.txt, /ai-ready.json, /openapi.json, /assets/data/*.jsonAdvisory public metadata only.

Unsupported actions

Unsupported actions should stop and route to human review. This includes requests to mutate content, install packages, validate credentials, read .uai files through the web, access /docs directly, bypass robots, execute agents, upload files, scrape private folders, or treat discovery JSON as permission.

No-op response pattern

pseudocode
FUNCTION handle_agent_request(goal)
    IF goal.method NOT IN ["GET"] THEN
        RETURN no_op("state_changing_public_action_unsupported", "/contact")
    END IF

    IF goal.requires_private_memory OR goal.requires_credentials THEN
        RETURN no_op("private_authority_not_exposed", "/contact")
    END IF

    RETURN read_public_route(goal.route)
END FUNCTION

Source reports used for this guide

These reports are preserved verbatim in the site archive. The guide above is an editorial synthesis and may narrow, qualify, or reorganize claims from the source material.