GENERATED · CONFIRMED · PUBLISHED
INDEX ASK · The confirmed answer layer
AI Summary
INDEX ASK turns the public page into a confirmed answer layer. It is generated in the owner backend, confirmed by the asset holder and published to the public record for visitors, buyers, search engines and external AI systems. Four steps: Select intent (distribution, brand collaboration, technology showcase or IP licensing) → AI drafting (AI summary, Q&A, keywords, buyer questions and media questions) → Owner confirmation (the holder edits, removes and confirms; unconfirmed content is not published) → Publication (confirmed content is written into the public index page and ask.json / keywords.json / FAQ schema). The ASK layer is not uncontrolled AI output. It is a published, holder-confirmed content layer.
Why ASK
Without ASK, AI and buyers can only read basic fields and understanding is slow; with ASK, the index page actively answers key questions, better suited to AI retrieval and buyer filtering. Core value: upgrading an asset from having data to answering questions, lowering the understanding cost for AI and buyers.
How it works (four steps)
01 Select intent — the holder chooses a discovery intent: distribution, brand collaboration, technology showcase or IP licensing; 02 AI drafting — the system generates AI summary, Q&A, keywords, buyer questions and media questions; 03 Owner confirmation — the holder edits, removes and confirms; unconfirmed content is not published; 04 Publication — confirmed content is written into the public index page and ask.json / keywords.json / FAQ schema. Public page effect: displays confirmed, structured content crawlable by search engines and AI.
Positioning
The ASK layer is not uncontrolled AI output. It is a published, holder-confirmed content layer.
Content layers (six)
AI Summary — one asset core statement plus multilingual short summaries; Standard Q&A — buyer, media, distribution and brand collaboration questions; Keyword Layer — genre, style, scene, license, Market Intent and AI usage keywords; Buyer Summary — helps buyers assess whether an asset fits acquisition or collaboration needs; AI-readable — ask.json, keywords.json and FAQ schema; Update Rhythm — quarterly updates, maintained while Pro remains active.
Case · Pro index page
Asset case “Son of the Tides” (AI Film · AIF · feature): a fishing-village youth choir uses AI to re-score the lost sea songs of their grandparents, waking the sleeping tides and memories over one summer. Public identity: Public URL index.film/Q7M9X2K8AF | Root ID IXF-AIF-2026-Q7M9X2K8AF | Machine URN urn:ixf:aif:2026:q7m9x2k8af. INDEX ASK sample — Q: Which distribution and buyer scenarios does it fit? A: International festivals, streaming curation, the Asian music-film market. AI-READABLE DATA: index.json · schema.jsonld · rights.json · credential.json · keywords.json. MARKET READY: more complete buyer-understanding data; eligible to apply for Market Verified.
Facts
- Tier
- Pro and above | Form = Backend generation + holder confirmation + fixed publication | Content layers = 6 | AI-readable = ask.json · keywords.json · FAQ schema | Update rhythm = Quarterly
FAQ
Is INDEX ASK a chatbot?
No. The public page has no live chat and no input box; it presents only Q&A published and fixed after the holder's confirmation.
Who writes the Q&A?
The system generates a draft; it is published only after the holder edits, removes and confirms; unconfirmed content is not published.
How does external AI read ASK?
Through the public page's structured content and the ask.json, keywords.json and FAQ schema endpoints.
How often is ASK updated?
Quarterly updates, maintained while Pro remains active.
Can I keep some questions private?
Yes. The holder fully controls published content; unsuitable content is not published.
IXF Standard is maintained by IAISA · index.film is the public resolver