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+NIP-AD
+======
+
+Web Addresses for Nostr things
+------------------------------
+
+`final` `optional`
+
+This NIP defines how to make URLs that can both work as normal URLs or have Nostr counterparts.
+
+Such URLs, when pasted on a Nostr client, can be turned into a single event (specially when the filter has `"limit": 1`) or a list of events, and handled accordingly. When used in a normal web browser it can just render HTML like any normal web URL.
+
+To get the Nostr counterpart of any URL, call that URL's domain at path `https://<domain>/.well-known/nostr.json?ad=<original-path>` and look for a key with the desired path in the resulting object. That should contain an object with `{"filter": {<any-nostr-filter>}, "relays": [<relay-to-use>, ...]}`. `"relays"` is optional. If it doesn't exist the `kind:10002` "write" relays of the authors in the filter should be used.
+
+For example, upon seeing the URL `https://golf.com/players`, a client will make a `GET` request to `https://golf.com/.well-known/nostr.json?ad=/players` and get a response like:
+
+```yaml
+{
+  "/players": {
+    "filter": {
+      "kinds": [30000],
+      "#d": ["players"],
+      "authors": ["da12d96d63e31383a5b526bdc747ae1a41aa580a4f962aadfd134b631edd43dd"],
+      "limit": 1
+    },
+    "relays": [
+      "wss://relay.golf.com"
+    ]
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Why this convoluted scheme involving `/.well/known/nostr.json` and paths as object keys? That's to be friendly to static sites.
+
+## Some notable use cases
+
+1. [NIP-29](29.md) group names: `groups.com/quiche` resolves to a `kind:39000` on a specific relay, avoiding the need for group id farming.
+2. [NIP-5A](5A.md) nsites: `nsites.com/something` resolves to an nsite event.
+3. Hosted feeds: servers can create feeds using whatever algorithm they want and publish those simply as a `{"ids": [...]}` filter, or something else.
+4. People that have websites and blogs fueled by Nostr content can have those sites exist both natively inside Nostr and to people living outside. This also works for `https://njump.me/nevent1...` or client-specific URLs like `https://yakihonne.com/nevent1...`.
+5. This fixes pasted links: when a user pastes a URL on a Nostr client the client can preemptively try to resolve that URL into an event and make a native reference instead.