Site map · edition of 26 October 2026
Site map: where to start and where things are
The institute’s site is arranged by the questions a reader asks: who runs the work, what has been done, how it works and how it is checked, which rules apply to an agent’s actions and how to take part. The first table suggests where each reader should start and where to go next, and all the English pages are listed below by section.
Where to start
| Reader | The question | Start | Next |
|---|---|---|---|
| Investor | What has been done, how it is measured and how to take part | Investors | MITR, a pilot at a customer, partners |
| Head of security at a customer | What exactly is checked, where the checking service sits and what stays with the customer | MITR | a pilot at a customer, formal verification, rules |
| Expert or reviewer | Which claims are checked and how to repeat a measurement independently | Independent verification protocol | truth marking, glossary |
| Engineer or developer | How an agent connects to its tools and how its call is checked | The Model Context Protocol (MCP) in plain words | formal verification, open packages |
| Lawyer or compliance specialist | Which rules bear on an agent’s actions and who answers for them | Who is liable | all rules, director liability |
| Partner or integrator | Where the work is and what the customer pays for | Partners | a pilot at a customer |
| Researcher or journalist | Where the method comes from, who runs it and what is known about it | The institute | the book, scientific director |
| Reader new to the subject | What an agent is and why its actions need checking | What an agent is | the learning path below, step by step |