Every new AI conversation can begin with the same small problem: it knows a great deal about the world and very little about the person in front of it.
Public Personal Context Protocol is an open draft exploring how a person can publish context that is useful to both people and AI systems. The specification, schemas and examples give others something concrete to inspect and try.
My public profile is a reference implementation. It brings together how I work, what matters to me and how I want to be challenged, with readable pages, downloads and read-only MCP access.
Try it with a real question
Connect the public profile to a compatible AI assistant, then ask how to prepare for working with me. A useful answer should point back to the published material and keep my stated preferences distinct from the assistant's interpretation.
You can read the same context without connecting anything. The website and downloadable versions remain part of the project.
Keep ownership and interpretation visible
An approved profile is my account of myself. It is not independent proof of every claim, and an AI's later adaptation does not automatically become my new position.
PPCP remains an open draft. The point of making it public is to let people examine the proposal and learn from using it.