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The Decision Rights file

robots.txt tells crawlers what they may read. security.txt tells researchers where to report a flaw. The Decision Rights file tells a person, a regulator or an AI agent which decisions an organisation makes about people by machine, where to ask about them, and how to get a human to look again.

Where

https://yourdomain/.well-known/ai-decisions.json

Who reads it

Ask Why routes requests with it. AI assistants read it before helping someone challenge a decision. Anyone can check it.

Cost

Free and open. Anyone may publish it, read it or build tools on it.

Fields

FieldMeaning
formatAlways ai-decisions/1.
organisationLegal name of the organisation responsible.
rights_contactemail and/or url where requests about automated decisions go.
human_reviewhow a person gets a review, and an optional url.
response_daysDays you commit to answer within. The law allows one month.
decisions[]Each significant decision: id, name, solely_automated, significant, main_factors[], human_review, optional sealed_by.
statementOptional plain-words statement.
updatedDate of the last change.
sebbi_askwhy_claimOptional. Verifies your Ask Why inbox.

JSON Schema: https://sebbi.pro/askwhy/ai-decisions.schema.json

Ours

sebbi.pro publishes its own at https://sebbi.pro/.well-known/ai-decisions.json:

{
  "format": "ai-decisions/1",
  "organisation": "Monop Content (sebbi.pro)",
  "domain": "sebbi.pro",
  "rights_contact": {
    "email": "justin@monopcontent.com",
    "url": "https://sebbi.pro/askwhy"
  },
  "human_review": {
    "how": "Write to the rights contact. A person reads every message.",
    "url": "https://sebbi.pro/askwhy"
  },
  "response_days": 30,
  "decisions": [],
  "statement": "sebbi.pro makes no significant automated decisions about people. It scores, seals and proves decisions for its customers, who remain responsible for the decisions they make.",
  "updated": "2026-11-01",
  "spec": "https://sebbi.pro/askwhy/standard"
}

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