@jterrazz/manifest

Your site's presence, declared once. The manifest declares — identity, pages, discovery — the projections derive every surface from it (metadata, identity JSON-LD, sitemap, robots.txt, llms.txt), and the audit (run through specification.website() from @jterrazz/test) verifies the live site against it.

Install

npm install @jterrazz/manifest

Declare

// manifest.config.ts
import { defineSite, person } from '@jterrazz/manifest';

export const site = defineSite({
    address: 'https://example.com',
    languages: { all: ['en', 'fr'], main: 'en' },
    identity: person({ name: '…', headline: '…', occupation: '…', profiles: [] }),
    voice: { brand: '…', description: '…', titlePattern: '%s | …' },
    sharing: { card: { image: '/og.png', caption: '…', width: 1200, height: 630 } },
    discovery: { hidden: ['/api/'], aiCrawlers: 'welcome' },
    channels: { feed: true, llms: true },
});

Project (Next.js)

// app/sitemap.ts
export default createSitemap(site, [articlesProvider, pagesProvider]);
// app/robots.ts
export default createRobots(site);
// app/llms.txt/route.ts
export const GET = createLlms(site, [articlesProvider]);

Verify

// specs/website/manifest/manifest.test.ts
import { audit } from '@jterrazz/manifest/testing';
audit.website(website, site); // website from specification.website() (@jterrazz/test)

The model speaks the language of intent; the projections speak the language of standards. The domain knowledge (SEO, GEO, structured data, content) ships as agent skills in skills/.

MIT © Jean-Baptiste Terrazzoni