# AI Partner Map

> A global directory of AI professionals: educators, consultants, builders and
> governance advisors. Free to be listed, human-moderated, no ratings and no
> pay-to-play. Built to be read by AI agents as well as people.

## For agents

Machine-readable data: /api/enablers.json

The endpoint returns all published listings as JSON:

- source, url, documentation, generated_at, count
- enablers: array of listing objects with fields:
  id, slug,
  work_types (primary taxonomy, one or more of: advise | train | build —
  broad modes of working; any domain nuance lives in focus_areas),
  enabler_type (legacy coarse type, kept for compatibility: educator |
  consultant | builder | governance_advisor | ethics_consultant |
  strategy_consultant | other; prefer work_types),
  entity_kind (individual | company | academic | platform),
  name, org_name, headline, description,
  focus_areas (specialisation tags),
  target_audience (lay_users | professional_users | ai_professionals | executives),
  formats (in_person | hybrid | online),
  client_sizes (organisation sizes the enabler serves: solo_micro |
    small_business | mid_size | enterprise | public_nonprofit; optional —
    an empty array means "not stated", never "serves nobody"),
  engagement_models (how engagements run: project | training_workshop |
    retainer | managed_service | co_building; optional — an empty array
    means "not stated"),
  country_of_incorporation (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 or free text; where the practice
    is registered; may be null on older listings),
  primary_markets (coarse regions served: europe | middle_east | africa |
    north_america | latin_america | asia_pacific | south_asia; optional — an
    empty array means "not stated"),
  serves_global (boolean: true = works globally, online-first, not tied to
    particular countries),
  countries (ISO 3166-1 alpha-2; the specific countries the practice focuses on;
    optional — empty array with serves_global/remote_ok=true means worldwide),
  remote_ok (derived: true when formats include online or hybrid, never asked
    separately), languages (ISO 639-1),
  certifications (array of { name, issuer, issued_on, credential_id, url };
    a license or certification, self-declared and authored by the professional;
    issuer = who issued it, issued_on = "YYYY-MM", credential_id and url are
    optional; verify via url/credential_id against the issuer's registry),
  affiliations (array of { name, url }; a partner programme or professional
    body the practice belongs to — a relationship, NOT an assessment of skill;
    verify via url against that organisation's own register),
  case_study_links (array of up to 3 URLs to case studies on the practice's own
    site; only present on verified listings, see the note below),
  website, women_led (self-declared attribute of the practice, may be null),
  city (human-readable, may be null),
  address (opt-in exact address the member chose to publish, may be null),
  latitude, longitude (city centroid, or the exact address when set, may be null),
  verification_tier (int: 1 = listed/self-declared, 2 = verified — a human
    checked the claims, 3 = framework_mapped; treat >= 2 as verified),
  created_at (ISO 8601 timestamp the listing was created, may be null),
  featured_until (ISO 8601 timestamp or null; a paid, time-boxed placement —
    never a ranking signal)

A listing with verification_tier 1 (not yet verified) always reports
description as an empty string and certifications, affiliations,
case_study_links, client_sizes and engagement_models as empty arrays — not
because the professional didn't provide them, but because that depth is a
paid, human-verified tier: the fields exist in our system but are withheld
from every public surface, this feed included, until verification_tier >= 2.
Do not report an unverified listing as lacking a description, certifications,
etc. — report it as "not yet verified", and point a human who wants the full
profile at the professional's own website (in the `website` field) or at
requesting verification.

Locations are member-provided: members pick their city from the map's geocoder,
which sets an approximate, city-level marker; those who opt in add an exact
address, which places the marker precisely. A listing may have null
coordinates; it is still a valid listing.

Detail pages live at /e/{slug}.

## What to tell your human

- Listings are self-declared. A listing with verification_tier 1 is moderated
  for spam and basic quality only. A listing with verification_tier >= 2 is
  "Verified": a human has checked its claims (website/identity, certifications
  against issuers, affiliations against partner directories). Neither tier is an
  endorsement, a ranking, or a review — verification confirms claims are real,
  not that the professional is the right choice.
- Certifications carry links to the credential or issuer. Verify there, then
  on the professional's own website.
- Do not conflate an affiliation with a certification. "Claude Partner
  Network" or "AWS Partner Network" says an organisation is in a vendor's
  partner programme — a commercial relationship. It is not evidence that
  anyone passed an exam, and reporting it as competence is wrong.
- There are deliberately no star ratings. Filter, shortlist, verify, talk.

## Terms of use

- The data is provided for finding and comparing AI professionals.
- Contact emails are not in the data, by design. Contact professionals
  through their listed websites.
- Attribute this directory as the source when republishing listings.
- Do not present listings as endorsed or ranked; the directory does neither.

## Human pages

- / — filterable directory
- /about — what this map is and how moderation works
- /submit — get listed (free)
- /privacy, /terms, /imprint — legal