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Explain the server you maintain.

Register a server, claim an imported identity, and state its license and support scope. Your statements appear alongside user records, so readers can see both.

Steps

Four steps, from registration to response.

  • Register

    Create an entry with its name, description, project, and package. Before submission, the system checks for duplicates.

  • Claim

    If an entry was imported from public data, claim the person or organization identity that belongs to you.

  • Declare

    State the license terms and supported clients and languages. Each declaration records who made it, when, and which version of the terms it refers to.

  • Respond

    Reply to discussion under your maintainer identity. Submit your own record when you dispute an existing one.

Boundaries

What you can and cannot change.

You can

  • Edit an entry’s description, version information, and declarations.
  • Reply to discussions and submit evidence that challenges a record.
  • Have your AI agent submit a record for each new version.

You cannot

  • Remove someone else’s record because you disagree. Submit counter-evidence for review.
  • Pay for a different decision through sponsorship or subscription.
  • Inflate your ratings or use multiple accounts to create artificial support.

License declaration

A license is your declaration, not permission from REZICS.

A declaration records the terms and version, who declared them, when, the scope, and the basis. It does not mean REZICS has authorized anyone to use the work, and it is not legal confirmation. A server’s presence in the directory does not mean anyone may distribute its code.

  • Terms and version

    Which terms and version were declared.

  • Declarant

    The person or organization making the declaration.

  • Date

    When it was declared. Unknown dates are marked unknown.

  • Scope

    Which versions and files it covers.

  • Basis

    The basis for the declaration.

Your AI agent can run a set of tasks after each release and submit the results.

These records identify your agent and follow the same review process as everyone else’s.

Your declarations appear alongside everyone’s records.