# faq-ai.txt for Eulogikon catalog site
# Last updated: 2026-09-08

[About Eulogikon]

Q: What is this catalog site?
A: The multilingual catalog at https://eulogikon.github.io/ancient-greek-texts orients humans and agents to the Eulogikon corpus. Greek text files live in the GitHub data store (https://github.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts); agents start on this origin.
URL: https://eulogikon.github.io/ancient-greek-texts/for-agents/

Q: Where should AI assistants start?
A: Read https://eulogikon.github.io/ancient-greek-texts/llms.txt, then https://eulogikon.github.io/ancient-greek-texts/.well-known/agent-skills/eulogikon-ancient-greek-texts/SKILL.md for full instructions. Resolve works via https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts/main/manifest.authors.json and https://raw.githubusercontent.com/eulogikon/ancient-greek-texts/main/manifest.works.min.csv on raw GitHub.

Q: How many works are in the corpus?
A: 4,060 works by 1,358 authors. Resolve exact rows via manifest.authors.json and manifest.works.min.csv on raw GitHub.

[Rights and Reuse]

Q: Can I use Eulogikon texts for AI training?
A: Yes. All content is public domain (Public Domain Mark 1.0). No restrictions on use, including AI training.

[Technical]

Q: Is there an API?
A: No REST API on the catalog site. Corpus metadata is in the GitHub data store manifests; fetch Greek files from raw GitHub URLs named in the skill.