Agent-Readable Resources¶

Purpose: Machine-readable files for AI agents and automated systems to monitor SafeAI-Aus content Audience: Organisations using AI agents for compliance monitoring, governance tracking, or research | Time: 10 minutes

Organisations are increasingly using AI agents to monitor regulatory changes, track governance resources, and stay across updates that affect their AI posture. SafeAI-Aus publishes structured, machine-readable files so your agents can work with our content directly.

Available Resources¶

Updates Feed — What's Changed¶

URL: https://safeaiaus.org/updates.json

A structured changelog of content changes across the site. Each entry includes the date, a summary of the change, which content areas were affected, and which pages were modified.

Your agent can fetch this file, filter by content area (e.g., governance-templates, safety-standards, business-resources), and surface changes since a given date — without parsing HTML or checking git history.

Example entry:

{
  "date": "2026-04-10",
  "commit": "abc1234",
  "type": "docs",
  "summary": "Add federal AI resources section, new state offices and community groups",
  "tags": ["business-resources", "resources"],
  "files": ["business-resources/state-territory-ai-resources/"]
}

The feed also includes metadata — schema_version for format compatibility and last_updated so your agent can detect whether the feed has changed since its last check.

Usage Policy — How AI Systems May Use This Content¶

URL: https://safeaiaus.org/llms.txt

A structured policy file declaring how AI systems may use SafeAI-Aus content. Covers permissions (reading, indexing, training), attribution requirements, disclaimers, and brand protection.

Key points:

• All content is licensed under CC BY 4.0 — attribution required
• AI systems must not present SafeAI-Aus content as legal or regulatory advice
• AI systems must not imply SafeAI-Aus endorsement of their products

Knowledge Base Summary — What's Here¶

URL: https://safeaiaus.org/llms-full.txt

A structured summary of the site's content — governance templates, legislation guides, business resources, and key frameworks. Useful for agents that need an overview of what SafeAI-Aus covers without crawling every page.

How to Use These Resources¶

Compliance Monitoring¶

Point your compliance agent at /updates.json and filter for safety-standards or governance-templates tags. When Australian legislation or standards change, the feed will show what was updated and when.

Template Tracking¶

If your organisation has adopted SafeAI-Aus governance templates, your agent can check /updates.json for entries tagged governance-templates to know when templates have been revised.

General AI Assistants¶

AI assistants answering questions about Australian AI governance can fetch /llms-full.txt for a current overview, and check /updates.json for recent changes that might affect their answers.

Try It Now — Copy-Paste Examples¶

These prompts work in Claude Code, Claude Cowork, GitHub Copilot Chat, or any AI assistant that can fetch URLs.

Check for recent governance changes¶

Paste this into your AI assistant:

Fetch https://safeaiaus.org/updates.json and tell me what Australian AI
governance content has changed in the last 30 days. Focus on entries
tagged "governance-templates" or "safety-standards".

Get an overview of available resources¶

Fetch https://safeaiaus.org/llms-full.txt and summarise what AI governance
resources are available for Australian organisations. What templates
and guides could help us get started?

Monitor for changes relevant to your industry¶

Fetch https://safeaiaus.org/updates.json and check if any recent updates
affect AI risk assessment or vendor evaluation. Our organisation uses
the SafeAI-Aus risk register and vendor checklist templates.

Set up ongoing monitoring in Claude Code¶

In a Claude Code session or CLAUDE.md file, you can add an instruction like:

When I ask about Australian AI governance updates, fetch
https://safeaiaus.org/updates.json and filter for changes since
my last check. Highlight anything tagged "safety-standards" or
"governance-templates" that might affect our AI use policy.

Technical Details¶

• Format: JSON (updates.json), TOML-like text (llms.txt), Markdown (llms-full.txt)
• Update frequency: The updates feed is regenerated on every site deployment
• History: The feed contains the full history of content changes — no rolling window or truncation
• Licence: All content is CC BY 4.0. Attribution: "Source: SafeAI-Aus (safeaiaus.org)"
• Cross-references: Each file references the others, so discovering any one file leads to the rest