agent-ready-dns-aid

To make AI agents discoverable, publish SVCB or HTTPS records under the `_agents` namespace with endpoint, protocol, and connection parameters. This enables compatible agents to locate and connect to your domain services through the DNS-AID standard.

DNS-AID is a standard for agent endpoint discovery that uses DNS records in the `_agents` namespace. It leverages SVCB or HTTPS records with valid `alpn` parameters and requires DNSSEC authentication for secure, publicly published discovery zones.

Yes, DNSSEC authentication is required for publicly published discovery zones when exposing A2A services. This ensures AI agents can securely verify the authenticity of your DNS-AID records during endpoint discovery.

For unregistered DNS-AID service parameters, use numeric key names when defining your SVCB or HTTPS records. This allows you to specify experimental connection parameters within the `_agents` namespace while maintaining standard DNS syntax.

Yes, DNS-over-HTTPS validation is supported. You can submit your site to a scanner through its API and verify that the DNS-AID discoverability check passes, ensuring your records are correctly formatted and queryable.