page
Provides metadata for individual pages within the site.
AI-friendly semantics for trusted information.
MSP-1 Namespace Term
Describes the website as a whole—its identity, scope, and relationship to MSP-1—providing a global semantic anchor for all pages within the domain.
msp:site is used to declare site-level metadata that applies across pages. This may include the site’s name, primary URL, protocol adoption details, and any high-level descriptive context that helps AI agents understand what the site is and why it exists.
It acts as a semantic “root node” for the implementation, connecting MSP-1 protocol declarations with the concrete web property that uses them.
{
"msp:site": {
"msp:name": "Example MSP-1 Implementation",
"msp:url": "https://example.com/",
"msp:protocol": "MSP-1",
"msp:version": "1.0.0"
}
}
Provides metadata for individual pages within the site.
Identifies the semantic protocol governing the site.
Declares the primary URL for the site or resource.