> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.permission.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol.md).

# Permission Protocol

- [Concepts](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/concepts.md)
- [Overview](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/concepts/overview.md)
- [Examples](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/concepts/examples.md): This section shows how the Permission Protocol is commonly used by websites and marketplaces.
- [DID Generation](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/concepts/did-generation.md): DID is an ethereum wallet address
- [Proof of Consent](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/concepts/proof-of-consent.md)
- [V1 Protocol](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol.md)
- [Consent Record Schema](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol/consent-record-schema.md)
- [Data Access Patterns](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol/data-access-patterns.md): Defined process of accessing data in permission protocol by a consumer utilizing dataRef in a consent record for secure access of supplier provided data according to consent.
- [Contracts](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol/contracts.md): Smart Contracts Addresses and Repositories
- [Agreement](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol/contracts/agreement.md)
- [DIDRegistry](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol/contracts/didregistry.md)
- [Consent](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol/contracts/consent.md)
- [Subgraph](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol/subgraph.md): Coming Soon
- [MCP Protocol](https://docs.permission.ai/permission-protocol/v1-protocol/mcp-protocol.md): Permission Protocol MCP Server Example


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