# Skill: Publish Content Signals HTTP Headers

> **Standard:** Content Signals Specification
> **Category:** BOT_ACCESS_CONTROL
> **Classification:** SPECIFICATION_AND_GUIDE
> **Author:** TinyCTO Architecture Guild (https://tinycto.tv)

## Overview
Emit Content-Signals HTTP headers declaring AI training, search, and input usage rights per industry open standards.

## Learning Objectives
1. Set Content-Signals: ai-train=yes|no, search=yes, ai-input=yes.
2. Include Content-Signals in HTML meta tags and HTTP response headers.

## Prerequisites
- HTTP response header configuration

## Implementation & Execution Guide

### Step 1: Add Content-Signals Header
Send standardized permission flags.

```http
Content-Signals: ai-train=no, search=yes, ai-input=yes
```

## Architectural Takeaway
Content Signals provide unambiguous machine-readable licensing for generative AI search engines.