Public-record rights evidence, packaged for machines.
FilmRightsProof gives AI agents a specialist research operation over authoritative U.S. Copyright Office records: resolve the work, reconstruct the public evidence trail, preserve provenance, and expose what the records do not prove.
Evidence first
Every dossier preserves source authority, record identity, the durable bulk cutoff and the current-source observation state used for that request.
Accumulated lineage
Repeated work reuses validated records, identities and derived evidence instead of rebuilding the same research from scratch.
Bounded conclusions
Ambiguity stays ambiguity. A missing public match never becomes proof that rights do not exist.
One difficult delegated job first.
FilmRightsProof is deliberately narrow. The core operation is built to replace a repeated public-record research workflow, not to become another entertainment search API.
- work title
- optional creator
- optional year
- optional work type
- resolved or ambiguous work identity
- registration and public-record evidence
- source-backed relationship edges
- provenance, bulk cutoff, current observation and evidence gaps
Built to be delegated to.
The human site establishes trust. The machine service is the product.
GET /.well-known/filmrightsproof.json
GET /.well-known/skills/filmrightsproof/SKILL.md
GET /v1/capabilities
GET /openapi.json
GET /llms.txt
POST /mcp
POST /v1/search
POST /v1/tracePublic evidence is not legal clearance.
Copyright records can materially reduce research work, but public filings do not contain every private agreement and recordation is not a universal ledger of legal ownership. FilmRightsProof never returns a definitive ownership opinion, title clearance, E&O clearance, or legal advice.