Guide
AI character permissions are managed by registering a persona on Rightis and publishing a policy. Set tone, forms of address, relationship boundaries, banned topics and safety lines once, and every AI service that integrates Rightis applies them to every line; granted use is recorded under a contract and settled.
A persona is the standard an AI must keep when it speaks as you or as your character: tone and forms of address, boundaries with fans, topics never touched, safety lines for risky moments. Face and voice are the appearance; the persona is the speech and manner. Rightis groups the three as identity rights.
Once set, the standard applies to every line in every integrated service. No separate briefing or monitoring per service.
The person can register directly, or an agency or IP holder registers on their behalf from a company account. Choosing the characters and virtual IP option when creating the company account lets you register and manage characters the same way as human artists.
Register as many characters as you need, each with its own persona policy. Permission requests and settlement arrive at the company account.
A character with a policy has it applied to every line in integrated services. Without a policy, integrated services block generation outside the permitted assets. Publish a policy and the lines follow your rules; publish nothing and nothing is generated.
Policies are versioned. Publishing a new version retires the old one and notifies every service holding a contract, so changing your rules never means contacting services one by one.
Before using your character a service checks registration and permitted scope, then requests permission where needed. Inside the permitted scope the contract proceeds right away; if approval is required, you decide on Rightis. Granted use is recorded under the contract and settled.
Allowed and blocked generations are both logged, so you can see later where and how the character was used.
Developers verify the AI character license over REST, OpenAPI or MCP and apply the persona policy to every line. The integration guide covers permission checks, policy lookup and notifications, and a sandbox key is issued at signup.
Integrated services never receive face or voice files. They receive registration status, permitted scope, the policy and a yes or no on permission.
Steps
A rights wallet for a person; a company account for an agency or IP holder.
Name, type and description of the character. Multiple characters are fine.
Tone, forms of address, boundaries, banned topics and safety lines.
In-scope requests contract immediately; approval-required ones wait for you.
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Registration is free. A policy can be republished as a new version any time.
Questions
Yes. Policies are versioned. A new version retires the old one and notifies every service holding a contract.
Integrated services block generation outside the permitted assets. Lines follow your rules only after a policy is published.
Yes, each with its own policy. A company account manages them all in one place.
Registration is free. A fee applies only when a contract is signed.