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# [What a publisher owes someone else's agent](https://turva.dev/blog/what-a-publisher-owes-someone-elses-agent?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

ASD's guide on agentic AI is written for operators. What an MCP server's publisher owes them, read from the MCP spec and from my own server.

Nov 2 · 11 min read · turva.dev  
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## Written by

[Erik Rekola](https://hashnode.com/@erekola)

@erekola · Finland, Tampere

  
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I check what AI assistants can read about a product, and where a website and its API disagree.

turva is my one-person business in Tampere, Finland. I run agent-readiness audits for websites and APIs. Here I write up what I measure and build along the way. I publish every article on my site first. The copies here link back to it.

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