Given a domain, returns the agents this entity operates and which publishers trust them.

Response shape is auth-aware. Anonymous callers see only public agents. Authenticated callers on an AAO membership tier with API access also see members_only agents. Profile owners (callers whose org owns the queried domain) additionally see private agents. This is the primary mechanism by which AAO membership unlocks deeper registry visibility. agent_visibility_summary always reports public and members-only registration counts, independent of caller authorization and scope, so agents: [] is not ambiguous with no discoverable registrations. Private registrations are excluded so their existence remains visible only to the profile owner.

scope bucket filter. Callers can opt INTO a single visibility bucket (or the full union) regardless of what their auth would otherwise unlock — useful for picker UIs that want exactly one slice (e.g. anonymous-equivalent, members-only catalog, owner's private drafts). scope only narrows; it never escalates (e.g. scope=member on an explorer or anonymous caller silently returns public only).

Member level visibility. When the profile owner has set their member card to public (is_public=true), the member object additionally carries is_founding_member (boolean) plus membership_tier (raw enum) and membership_tier_label (e.g. Professional, Partner, Leader) when the org has a resolvable tier. Founding Member is orthogonal to tier — founding orgs typically display both. For private profiles these fields are absent.

{
  "domain": "pubmatic.com"
}