NLWeb Standard
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An NLWeb Standard is a semantic web interface standard that is a web development standard enabling natural language interfaces between AI agents and web applications (through semantic markup and intent specification).
- AKA: NLWeb Interface Standard, NLWeb Agent-Compatible Standard, NLWeb Protocol Standard, NLWeb Semantic Web Standard.
- Context:
- It can typically define NLWeb Semantic Markup through NLWeb HTML annotation syntax.
- It can typically specify NLWeb Intent Declarations through NLWeb action vocabulary definition.
- It can typically enable NLWeb Agent Discovery through NLWeb capability manifest files.
- It can typically support NLWeb Context Preservation through NLWeb session state annotation.
- It can typically facilitate NLWeb Form Interaction through NLWeb natural language binding.
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- It can often provide NLWeb Accessibility Features through NLWeb semantic role marking.
- It can often enable NLWeb Multi-Language Support through NLWeb internationalization framework.
- It can often support NLWeb Progressive Enhancement through NLWeb fallback mechanism.
- It can often implement NLWeb Security Policy through NLWeb permission declaration.
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- It can range from being a Basic NLWeb Standard to being an Advanced NLWeb Standard, depending on its NLWeb semantic complexity.
- It can range from being a Static NLWeb Standard to being a Dynamic NLWeb Standard, depending on its NLWeb interaction capability.
- It can range from being a Domain-Specific NLWeb Standard to being a General-Purpose NLWeb Standard, depending on its NLWeb application scope.
- It can range from being a Minimal NLWeb Standard to being a Comprehensive NLWeb Standard, depending on its NLWeb feature coverage.
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- It can integrate with Schema.org Vocabulary for structured data markup.
- It can connect to OpenAPI Specifications for API documentation.
- It can interface with ARIA Standards for accessibility compliance.
- It can communicate with JSON-LD Formats for linked data representation.
- It can synchronize with Web Components Standards for reusable interface elements.
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- Example(s):
- NLWeb Standard Implementations, such as:
- NLWeb Standard Features, such as:
- NLWeb Standard Use Cases, such as:
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- Counter-Example(s):
- Traditional HTML Markup, which lacks semantic agent instruction.
- REST API Standard, which requires programmatic integration rather than natural language interface.
- Screen Reader Markup, which targets accessibility tools rather than AI agents.
- SEO Metadata, which optimizes for search engines rather than agent interaction.
- See: Web Standard, Agent2Agent Protocol, Natural Language Interface, Semantic Web Standard, Schema.org, Web Accessibility Standard, AI Agent Interoperability Standard, HTML5 Semantic Elements.