AI Context is published and controlled by the organisation itself.
Applications using the AI Context always receive the same official source.
Documentation
This specification is maintained in English to encourage international adoption and interoperability.
How organisations publish an official AI Context and how citizens use it with their own AI tools.
Why AI Context?
Websites were designed for people. Search engines required sitemaps. APIs required OpenAPI. Artificial Intelligence requires an official AI Context.
Each era of information access introduced a standard format. AI Context is the equivalent for organisational information consumed by Artificial Intelligence systems.
- Websites: human-readable pages
- sitemap.xml: search engine discovery
- OpenAPI: machine-readable API contracts
- AI Context: official organisational information for AI
Getting Started
An organisation publishes one stable URL containing its official AI Context. Citizens copy that URL into the AI application they already use.
No new citizen app. No municipal chatbot. No per-question billing for the organisation.
- Define scope (e.g. 5–20 high-demand services).
- Gather official sources: website pages, forms, contacts.
- Publish the official AI Context at a public URL.
- A short usage page guides citizens: copy link → paste in AI → ask your question.
Publishing
The municipality publishes the official AI Context. Content is reviewed and approved before release.
The published URL should remain stable across updates. Version metadata changes; the link does not.
Updating
When a procedure, fee or contact changes, the AI Context is updated and a new version or update date is recorded.
Existing integrations continue to use the same URL. They receive the current official information.
Versioning
Each release includes version and updated fields. A version history may be maintained for transparency.
See the specification for format details.
Compatibility
AI Context is designed for modern AI tools that accept URLs or external context, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity and future systems.
One official context. Many AI applications.
Example Prompt
A citizen might paste the following into their AI:
Use the municipality's official AI Context. https://aicontext.gr/demo-dimos How do I renew my resident parking permit?
The AI uses the official context as its source of truth for the answer.
Implementation Status
| Component | Status |
|---|---|
| Specification | Stable |
| Reference Implementation | Available |
| Demo Municipality | Available |
| Validator | Coming Soon |
| Generator | Coming Soon |
| SDK | Planned |
FAQ
Is this a chatbot?
No. It is a published official context, not a conversational system operated by the organisation.
Does the municipality pay per citizen question?
Not in the way a municipal chatbot would charge. The organisation publishes once; citizens use their own AI subscriptions.
Does it replace the municipal website?
No. It complements existing channels and links to official pages.
Who controls the information?
The organisation. Content is approved before publication.