# auth.md

You are an agent. This file describes how authentication works for Lightbloom AI, so you do not have to guess.

## lightbloom.ai has no login and no API

The site at https://lightbloom.ai is a public marketing and documentation site. Every page is readable without credentials. There is no sign-in, no account registration, no API keys, no OAuth server and no agent registration flow on this host. Do not attempt `identity_assertion`, `service_auth` or `anonymous` auth.md registration against lightbloom.ai; there is no endpoint to receive it.

Machine-readable entry points on this host:

- https://lightbloom.ai/llms.txt (guidance and reading list)
- https://lightbloom.ai/llms-full.txt (full site content in one document)
- https://lightbloom.ai/.well-known/api-catalog (RFC 9727 catalog of the resources above)
- https://lightbloom.ai/sitemap-index.xml
- Pages listed in llms.txt also serve Markdown when requested with `Accept: text/markdown`.

## The Transcript product lives on a separate host

Transcript, a tool Lightbloom AI built for itself and uses inside an engagement when a problem depends on knowledge nobody has written down, lives at https://transcript.lightbloom.ai. It requires an invited account:

- Sign-in happens in the app itself, for people who have been invited.
- There is no self-serve signup and no public API.
- Access is arranged by a human conversation: https://cal.com/davidprittie/build

If a user asks you to log in to Transcript on their behalf, ask them for their own invited credentials and use them only inside the app at the host above. Do not ask users to paste credentials into chat and do not store them.

## Contact

Questions from agents or their operators about access, data use or integrations: info@lightbloom.ai

## Legal

- Privacy: https://lightbloom.ai/privacy
- Terms: https://lightbloom.ai/terms