UAI-1 C# Website Support Kit

Terminology: UAI means Universal Artificial Intelligence. UAI-1 means the current public UAI exchange contract published by UAIX.org.

This page publishes the Protocol5 .NET implementation package and starter ZIP for teams that want UAI-1 support in C# or ASP.NET systems.

UAIX.org is the authority for UAI-1. Protocol5.com is the distribution surface for the .NET plugin, NuGet package, starter ZIP, checksums, compatibility mirrors, and package-side developer notes.

Document Information

Audience: C# and ASP.NET website developers
Protocol5 NuGet package: Protocol5.UAI.CSharp.1.0.0.nupkg
Protocol5 starter ZIP: UAI-1-Package-v2.7.0.zip
Legacy starter ZIP: protocol5-uai-1-csharp-web-starter-v2.7.0.zip
Package checksum: Protocol5.UAI.CSharp.1.0.0.nupkg.sha256
Canonical UAI-1 specification: UAIX UAI-1
Canonical validator: UAIX Validator
Canonical conformance pack: UAIX Conformance Pack

What the package covers

Install UAI-1 support into an ASP.NET Core site
Load embedded package fixtures and compatibility mirrors
Export HTML into .uai.json for local integration work
Validate package documents during development and smoke tests
Route page-specific UAI endpoints such as /docs/hello/index.uai.json
Optionally expose local read-only mirror endpoints for staging or package tests
Keep Radix63404 available only as an optional Protocol5 numeric helper

Quick Start

Install from NuGet:

dotnet add package Protocol5.UAI.CSharp

Then wire it into an ASP.NET Core site:

using Protocol5.UAI;

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
builder.Services.AddProtocol5UaiWebsiteSupport();

var app = builder.Build();
app.UseProtocol5UaiWebsiteSupport();
app.MapProtocol5UaiCanonicalArtifacts();
app.MapProtocol5UaiHtmlEndpoint(
    "/docs/hello/index.uai.json",
    static () => "<html lang=\"en\"><body><h1>Hello UAI</h1><p>Ready in minutes.</p></body></html>",
    new UaiHtmlTranslationOptions
    {
        SourceUri = "https://example.org/docs/hello",
        DocumentId = "docs-hello",
        PageType = "article",
        SiteName = "Example"
    });

app.Run();

Use local mirror endpoints only for package compatibility, staging, and internal tests. Do not describe those endpoints as the public UAI-1 source of truth.

Public Claim Rule

If documentation, release notes, or support copy needs to claim what UAI-1 supports, cite UAIX.org. Protocol5 package behavior can prove the .NET implementation works; it does not redefine the UAI-1 standard.

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