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RCF Protocol
Protect code from AI training, keep it visible
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Protect code from AI training, keep it visible
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You want security researchers to audit your code, but not AI systems to train on it. Traditional licenses (MIT, Apache, GPL) don't address this gap.
RCF Protocol
Protect code from AI scraping and automated cloning
Tagline: A new IP protection model for developers who want visibility without exploitation
Description:
RCF Protocol solves a problem that traditional open-source licenses ignore: your code is visible, but that doesn't mean it should be free to exploit.
The visibility/usage boundary:
Table
✅ ALLOWED
🚫 RESTRICTED
Manual reading
Automated extraction
Personal study
AI/ML training
Research reference
Commercial replication
Bug reports
Methodology copying
Three-layer enforcement:
Legal — explicit license terms
Technical — optional protection measures
Self-enforcement — community accountability
Built for:
Security researchers sharing tools
Developers of proprietary algorithms
Educators protecting course methodologies
Teams open-sourcing for audit, not adoption
Website: rcf.aliyev.site