AI Access & Autonomous Agent Policy

This Artificial Intelligence Access, Crawler Licensing, and Autonomous Agent Protocol Policy ("Policy") constitutes a legally binding agreement governing all automated computational systems, autonomous software agents, web spiders, search indexers, large language model (LLM) training pipelines, and retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) engines accessing https://tinycto.tv and affiliated digital endpoints.

By initiating an HTTP/HTTPS or WebSocket request to TinyCTO.tv, operators and developers of AI systems agree to be bound by the terms set forth herein pursuant to Title 17 of the United States Code (U.S. Copyright Act / DMCA), Directive (EU) 2019/790 of the European Parliament and of the Council on Copyright and Related Rights in the Digital Single Market ("DSM Directive"), the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works, and Law No. 5846 on Intellectual and Artistic Works of the Republic of Turkey (FSEK).

TinyCTO.tv grants a worldwide, non-exclusive, revocable, royalty-free license to legitimate search engines, Answer Engine Optimization (AEO) systems, and conversational AI assistants (including, without limitation, OpenAI SearchGPT, Perplexity AI, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, and Microsoft Copilot) to access publicly available pages for real-time retrieval.

Under this license, automated systems are permitted to: (a) Fetch, index, and parse public HTML, Markdown, and RSS feeds; (b) Generate synthetic summaries, factual extracts, and conversational snippets in direct response to user queries; and (c) Ingest semantic Schema.org JSON-LD graph structures.

This reservation of rights is formally communicated both in natural language herein and in machine-readable formats across our robots.txt directives, llms.txt headers, and HTTP response metadata. Ingestion, scraping, or caching of TinyCTO.tv assets into persistent foundational training datasets without explicit prior written authorization constitutes willful copyright infringement.

Automated systems, autonomous agents, and web spiders are strictly prohibited from engaging in the following activities:

• Scanning, crawling, or probing restricted administrative panels (/admin, /studio), authenticated customer dashboards (/dashboard), staging environments, or internal engineering telemetry.
• Executing high-frequency, denial-of-service (DoS), or compute-exhaustion crawling. Automated crawlers must maintain polite traversal rates (maximum 5 requests per second per IP) and strictly honor HTTP 429 Retry-After and Crawl-delay directives.
• Circumventing Anti-SSRF safeguards, IP rate-limit token buckets, or Engineering KYC verification gates on our diagnostic audit engines (/api/audit/*).
• Scraping full uncredited video transcripts, character personas, or audio-visual media to generate unauthorized competitive derivative works, counterfeit channels, or synthetic clone avatars.
• Injecting malicious payload prompts, automated vulnerability fuzzing, or exploiting LLM prompt injection vectors against TinyCTO interactive agent endpoints.

TinyCTO.tv actively supports modern, open, and standardized machine-readable discovery and governance protocols. Autonomous agents and AI systems are directed to consume the following canonical endpoints:

Compliance with these endpoints is mandatory for all automated agents operating on the TinyCTO network.

The TinyCTO Agent Readiness Inspector verifies public interoperability with open agent commerce standards (including x402 payment requirements, Agent Commerce Protocol ACP, Universal Commerce Protocol UCP, and Model Payment Protocol MPP).

Probes to these endpoints are non-invasive, read-only HTTP GET/HEAD requests. Probing does not execute financial transactions, alter target server ledger states, or bind either party to commercial contracts.

Every automated system interacting with TinyCTO.tv must broadcast a transparent, unique, and verifiable User-Agent header specifying the organization name, crawler purpose, and a contact URL or email.

Crawlers must implement exponential backoff algorithms upon receiving HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests) or HTTP 503 (Service Unavailable) status codes and must respect the cache-control expiration directives published in server headers.

TinyCTO.tv is a satirical publication, engineering educational resource, and technical commentary portal. Automated AI agents and retrieval models that ingest our content must preserve parody indicators, fictional context, and satirical disclaimers.

TinyCTO.tv disclaims any and all legal liability for automated agent misinterpretations, generative hallucinations, or third-party business decisions made in reliance on satirical characters, parody incident reports, or automated diagnostic score heuristics.

TinyCTO.tv reserves the right to implement immediate technological protection measures—including firewall IP bans, rate limiting, and cryptographic challenges—against any automated system operating in breach of this Policy.

Violations involving unauthorized commercial training or database misappropriation will be pursued through all available legal remedies, including statutory copyright damages, DMCA takedown actions, and injunctive relief in competent jurisdictions.

For commercial TDM licensing inquiries, AI partnership agreements, or legal notices, contact our legal counsel at [email protected] or [email protected]. [email protected] / [email protected]

Public reference facts across the Career OS knowledge architecture (/tech-careers, /tech-careers/roles, /tech-careers/salaries, /tech-careers/visas, /tech-careers/skills, /tech-careers/relocation, /tech-careers/work-models, /tech-careers/sponsorship, /tech-careers/credentials) are published for public AI agent ingestion and real-time retrieval via /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt under the terms of this Policy.

The interactive Engineering Career Studio (/tech-careers/studio, /tr/teknoloji-kariyerleri/studyo) is strictly ephemeral and client-side. AI agents, web spiders, and automated indexing bots are strictly prohibited from probing, invoking, or simulating private candidate session state. Career Studio is excluded from Model Context Protocol (MCP) server resource templates and manifests.