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ARD manifest generator: build your Agentic Resource Discovery manifest from what you already serve

Most domains never write an ARD manifest by hand. If you already run an MCP server, serve an OpenAPI document, publish an A2A agent card or an llms.txt, the manifest is a restatement of things a crawler can find. Enter a domain and one is generated from exactly that, and nothing else.

What it looks for

On your domainBecomesProof required
/mcp, /sse, /api/mcp, /mcp/serveran MCP server entry with its real tool names as representative queriesa completed MCP initialize handshake; a URL that merely exists is not enough
/openapi.json and the usual variantsan API entry titled from the documentthe document parses as OpenAPI
/.well-known/agent-card.jsonan A2A agent entrythe card parses
/llms.txta documentation entrythe file serves content

Nothing is invented

Every entry in a generated manifest carries the evidence that produced it. A generated manifest that guessed would put a claim on your domain that you never made and cannot defend, so if nothing on the list above answers, the result is empty rather than plausible.

What to do with it

  1. Save it as /.well-known/ard.json on your domain, and as /.well-known/ai-catalog.json too, since most deployed consumers still check the older name.
  2. Edit the descriptions and add representativeQueries in the words someone would actually ask with. That field is what every registry indexes on.
  3. Until you serve your own, the generated copy is hosted at https://neuronto.com/m/<your-domain>.json, with a response header saying it was generated rather than authored by you.
  4. Run the free audit to see which registries return you.

The same thing from a terminal: curl -X POST https://neuronto.com/manifest/build -H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"domain":"example.com"}', or pip install ard-publish and ard-publish generate example.com.

Check your own domain. The console fetches what you publish and asks every public registry whether they return you.

Run a free audit