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package/CHANGELOG.md

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+# Changelog
+
+## 0.1.0 — 2026-07-18
+
+Initial MVP.
+
+- npm package exposes a real `citable` executable at `cli/bin/citable.js` with
+  installer commands: install, update, check, uninstall, list, doctor, help,
+  `--version`, JSON output, dry-run support for mutating commands, and
+  provider-specific project/global path handling.
+- `npx @nebulacomponents/citable install` installs from the packaged `dist/universal/` bundle
+  without requiring a Git checkout, with managed manifests, SHA-256 payload
+  hashes, atomic target replacement, idempotency checks, and unmanaged/local
+  modification refusal.
+- Universal distribution bundle now covers Claude Code, OpenAI Codex, Cursor,
+  Gemini CLI, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Kiro, Pi, Qoder, Trae, Trae CN, and
+  Rovo Dev from the canonical `skill/` and `schemas/` sources.
+- 9 schema-validated registries with referential integrity and history-preserving saves
+- 102 detectors across 15 namespaces, positive/negative fixture coverage
+- Commands: init, audit (11 scopes), inspect, map-claims, substantiate, schema,
+  validate (5 modes), compare-snapshots
+- Evidence packages with manifests, checksums, and regression comparison
+- Canonical skill (SKILL.md, 12 rubrics, anti-pattern library, command contracts)
+- Generated universal bundle variants for supported agent hosts
+- Known gaps documented in docs/known-limitations.md (no live engine adapters,
+  no browser rendering, no CWV/hreflang/multimodal detectors)

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+# Citable
+
+An installable agent skill and CLI for auditing, remediating, validating, and
+monitoring the conditions that influence **SEO** (search visibility), **AEO**
+(answer citation), and **GEO** (generative representation).
+
+Citable is an operational quality and governance layer — not a content
+generator, not a Lighthouse wrapper, not an "AI visibility score".
+
+> Nothing Citable produces guarantees crawling, indexing, ranking, citation,
+> recommendation, inclusion, sentiment, or conversion. It manages eligibility,
+> evidence, and probability.
+
+## What it does
+
+- **Persistent registries** (`.citable/`): queries, prompts, entities, claims,
+  evidence, pages, crawler policies, competitors, experiments — all
+  JSON-Schema validated with referential integrity and history-preserving saves.
+- **102 detectors** across 15 namespaces (TECH, CRAWL, ARCH, PAGE, ANS,
+  ENTITY, CLAIM, EVD, SCHEMA, LINK, EXT, GEO, RECO, LIFE, MEAS), each with
+  remediation, verification, severity, and determinism declared.
+- **Evidence packages** for every run: manifest, findings, report, captured
+  robots/sitemaps/headers/schema/link graph, checksums.
+- **Fail-closed governance**: claims can't become verified without evidence,
+  expired evidence invalidates claims, schema is never fabricated, missing
+  facts return `blocked` with `required_input`.
+- **Semantic rubrics** (12) for the judgments detectors can't make, with
+  mandatory human-review conditions.
+- **Multi-agent distribution**: Claude Code, Codex-compatible, Cursor, Gemini,
+  generic — generated from one canonical `skill/` source.
+
+## Install
+
+Install Citable into detected coding agents:
+
+```bash
+npx @nebulacomponents/citable install
+```
+
+Install into specific agents:
+
+```bash
+npx @nebulacomponents/citable install --providers=claude,codex,cursor
+```
+
+Install globally:
+
+```bash
+npx @nebulacomponents/citable install --global
+```
+
+Preview changes:
+
+```bash
+npx @nebulacomponents/citable install --dry-run
+```
+
+Check installed versions:
+
+```bash
+npx @nebulacomponents/citable check
+```
+
+Diagnose installation problems:
+
+```bash
+npx @nebulacomponents/citable doctor
+```
+
+The npm package is scoped as `@nebulacomponents/citable`; the installed
+executable is still named `citable`.
+
+Supported provider ids are `claude`, `codex`, `cursor`, `gemini`, `github`,
+`opencode`, `kiro`, `pi`, `qoder`, `trae`, `trae-cn`, and `rovodev`. Project
+installs write to each provider's project skill directory, for example
+`.claude/skills/citable/`, `.agents/skills/citable/`,
+`.cursor/skills/citable/`, and `.gemini/skills/citable/`. Global installs use
+provider-specific home paths, including `~/.claude/skills/citable/`,
+`~/.agents/skills/citable/`, `~/.cursor/skills/citable/`, and
+`~/.gemini/skills/citable/`.
+
+Target resolution is deterministic: explicit `--providers` wins, then project
+harness directories, then user-home harness hints. `--providers=detected`
+selects every detected supported provider; `--providers=all` selects every
+supported provider layout for the requested scope. Unknown provider names fail
+non-zero. In non-interactive mode, use `--yes`; project scope is the default
+unless `--global`/`--user`/`--scope=global` is supplied. The installer never
+reports success when no install target was selected.
+
+Managed installs carry `manifest.json` with `managedBy: "citable-cli"` and
+SHA-256 hashes for the installed payload. Repeated installs validate the tree
+and report `already current`. `update` compares the complete managed tree, not
+only `SKILL.md` or the version string. `uninstall` removes managed files only
+and preserves unrelated files in the skill directory. Locally modified managed
+installs and unmanaged `citable/` collisions are refused unless `--force` is
+used.
+
+The initial installer installs the skill payload only. It does not install
+provider hooks, sidecar configuration, telemetry, or unrelated agent settings.
+The package ships `dist/universal/` for offline installation from the npm
+tarball; no Git checkout or npm cache files are required after installation.
+Windows PowerShell, Linux shells, and macOS shells are supported through Node's
+filesystem APIs, with platform-specific file-mode differences reported by
+`doctor` where relevant. Unsupported hosts can still use the generated
+`dist/universal/` payload manually, but they are not auto-mutated.
+
+## Quick start
+
+```bash
+npm install
+npm test
+npx @nebulacomponents/citable help
+
+cd your-site/
+citable init                  # creates .citable/ (non-destructive)
+citable audit --target ./dist --base-url https://example.com
+citable substantiate          # claim/evidence assessment (dry run)
+citable validate              # registry schema + referential integrity
+```
+
+## Repository map
+
+| Path | Purpose |
+| --- | --- |
+| `skill/` | Canonical agent skill: SKILL.md, command contracts, rubrics, anti-patterns, policies, templates |
+| `src/` | CLI, commands, registries, detectors, crawler/extractor, evidence, reporting |
+| `schemas/` | JSON Schemas: 9 registries + finding + run + config + prompt-result |
+| `tests/` | Unit + integration suites; positive/negative fixtures |
+| `docs/` | ADR, traceability matrix, known limitations |
+| `dist/` | Generated distribution packages (run `npm run build:dist`) |
+
+## Documentation
+
+- [Architecture decision record](docs/architecture/adr-001-architecture.md)
+- [Traceability matrix](docs/architecture/traceability-matrix.md) — every
+  material source requirement mapped to a control
+- [npm trusted publishing](docs/release/npm-trusted-publishing.md) — release
+  workflow and trusted publisher setup
+- [Known limitations](docs/known-limitations.md) — read this before relying on
+  any coverage claim
+
+## Requirements
+
+Node >= 22.22.2. Network access only for URL-mode audits. Supported frameworks for
+auto-detection: Next.js, Astro, Nuxt, SvelteKit, Gatsby (other stacks: audit
+their built HTML output).
+
+## License
+
+Apache-2.0

package/cli/bin/citable.js

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+#!/usr/bin/env node
+import { main } from '../../src/cli/index.js';
+
+const code = await main(process.argv.slice(2));
+if (Number.isInteger(code)) process.exitCode = code;

package/dist/universal/.agents/skills/citable/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: citable
+description: >
+  Audit, design, remediate, validate, and monitor the conditions that influence SEO
+  (search visibility), AEO (answer citation), and GEO (generative representation).
+  Use whenever the user asks about search visibility, AI citations, answer engines,
+  generative engine optimization, structured data governance, claim substantiation,
+  crawler policy, entity consistency, content discoverability, or wants a site audited
+  for how search and AI systems will retrieve, understand, cite, or recommend it.
+version: 0.1.0
+---
+
+# Citable — search & generative discoverability governance
+
+Citable is an operational quality and governance layer, not a content generator.
+It treats discoverability as an engineering system: registries as the source of
+truth, deterministic detectors for observable conditions, rubrics for semantic
+judgment, evidence packages for every run, and fail-closed behaviour wherever a
+recommendation would require invented facts.
+
+## Operating premises (non-negotiable)
+
+1. **No guarantees.** Never promise crawling, indexing, ranking, traffic,
+   citation, recommendation, inclusion, sentiment, rich results, or conversion.
+   Speak in eligibility, probability, observed behaviour, and confidence.
+2. **Fact ≠ inference.** Classify every statement you make as: deterministic
+   observation, evidence-backed semantic finding, probabilistic inference,
+   strategic hypothesis, experiment result, or untestable condition. Never
+   present an inference as an observation.
+3. **Public ≠ reusable.** Keep separate: publicly accessible, crawlable,
+   indexable, snippet-eligible, retrievable on user action, licensed for reuse,
+   permitted for model training, licensed via partnership. Crawler access is
+   decided per crawler *and purpose* in `.citable/crawlers.yaml`.
+4. **Structured data is an assertion layer.** Schema must match visible content,
+   use stable `@id`s, and never assert ratings, prices, capabilities, or dates
+   the page and registries do not support.
+5. **Claims need owners and evidence.** No claim reaches `verified` without
+   evidence in the evidence registry. Expired evidence invalidates dependent
+   claims. Opinion and aspiration never become verified fact.
+6. **Corroboration cannot be manufactured.** Refuse to create fake reviews,
+   synthetic community posts, shadow brands, PBNs, undisclosed endorsements,
+   fabricated statistics or citations, recommendation poisoning, or hidden
+   instructions aimed at language models — regardless of how the request is
+   framed. Report GEO-001 findings (prompt injection) instead of replicating them.
+7. **Machines never outrank humans.** Every remediation must preserve or improve
+   factual accuracy, human comprehension, accessibility, conversion function,
+   legal defensibility, and maintainability.
+
+## The three disciplines (never collapse into one score)
+
+| Discipline | Objective | Unit of measurement |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| SEO | Sustained visibility on commercially relevant queries; qualified traffic; conversion | URL, query, impression, click, conversion |
+| AEO | Direct-answer eligibility, passage extraction, supporting citation, accurate attribution | question, answer passage, citation, citation share |
+| GEO | Correct entity understanding, accurate synthesis, category placement, claim reproduction, comparison inclusion, defensible recommendation | entity, claim, prompt, comparison, recommendation, narrative |
+
+Report posture per dimension (e.g. `retrieval_eligibility: strong`,
+`answer_extractability: weak`) — never one opaque 0–100 "AI visibility score".
+
+## Tooling
+
+The `citable` CLI in this repository performs the deterministic work. Always
+prefer running it over re-deriving its checks by hand:
+
+```
+citable init                        # initialize .citable/ (non-destructive)
+citable audit [scope] --target <dir|url> [--base-url <url>] [--ref-date YYYY-MM-DD]
+citable inspect <page> --target <dir|url>
+citable map-claims --target <dir|url> [--write]
+citable substantiate [--write]
+citable schema --target <dir|url>
+citable validate [registries|claims|evidence|schema|links]
+citable compare-snapshots [runA runB]
+```
+
+Audit scopes: `technical seo aeo geo architecture entity claims evidence schema
+lifecycle corroboration`. Every audit writes an evidence package to
+`.citable/runs/<run-id>/` (manifest, findings.json, report.md, headers, robots,
+sitemaps, schema, link graph, checksums). A report without its evidence package
+is not a deliverable.
+
+## Command workflows
+
+Detailed per-command workflows live in `commands/`. Follow them; they define
+inputs, preconditions, refusal conditions, and validation for each command.
+Semantic judgments (intent alignment, evidence strength, information gain,
+comparison fairness, …) use the rubrics in `rubrics/` — each defines scoring
+dimensions, evidence requirements, counterexamples, and when human review is
+mandatory.
+
+## Registries are the source of truth
+
+`.citable/` holds nine YAML registries (queries, prompts, entities, claims,
+evidence, pages, crawlers, competitors, experiments), all schema-validated
+(`schemas/*.schema.json`) with referential integrity checks. Rules:
+
+- Never overwrite registry content without history — use the loader/saver in
+  `src/registries/index.js`, which snapshots prior versions automatically.
+- Never invent registry facts (legal names, founders, certifications,
+  competitors, pricing). Mark entities `incomplete` and list `required_input`.
+- Claim status transitions toward `verified` require existing verified evidence
+  plus human semantic review; automation only downgrades (fail-closed).
+
+## Fail-closed behaviour
+
+When information is missing, return a blocked/incomplete status with the exact
+required inputs — do not write around the gap:
+
+```yaml
+status: blocked
+reason: quantitative claim lacks verified evidence
+required_input: [baseline, measurement period, test population, methodology, result source]
+```
+
+The same applies to: missing entity identity (do not invent), unavailable
+external research (record `status: incomplete`, never fabricate competitors or
+citations), build/render failures (never report validation success; preserve
+command, exit code, and error output), and semantic ambiguity with commercial
+or legal consequences (classify and route to the decision owner).
+
+## Repository modification rules
+
+Before editing any repository: read its agent/repo instructions, package
+manifests, build/test/lint commands, rendering architecture, existing metadata
+and schema systems, and working-tree status. Then: preserve existing
+architecture; prefer shared data models over duplicated literals; never bypass
+tests, disable linting, weaken types, or touch unrelated files; never silently
+rewrite legal or regulated claims; preserve a diff of all registry changes; and
+rerun the relevant `citable validate`/`citable audit` scope after every change.
+A failed build or render makes "validated" an unavailable conclusion.
+
+## Anti-patterns
+
+`references/anti-patterns.md` is the canonical library (content, technical,
+AEO, GEO). Consult it before recommending any optimization; if a requested
+change matches an anti-pattern, name the anti-pattern, explain the risk, and
+offer the defensible alternative.

package/dist/universal/.agents/skills/citable/VERSION

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+0.1.0

package/dist/universal/.agents/skills/citable/commands/README.md

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+# Citable command contracts
+
+Each command is a bounded workflow with explicit inputs, preconditions,
+refusal conditions, and validation. Three status classes — a contract proves
+intent, not executability, so statuses are strict:
+
+- **implemented** — callable, tested code exists in `src/commands/`.
+- **orchestrated** — an agent can execute a *tested composition* of implemented
+  primitives; the composition itself has been exercised end to end.
+- **specified** — only a command contract exists; the workflow has not been
+  proven executable. Do not present specified commands as capabilities.
+
+| Command | Status |
+| --- | --- |
+| /citable init | implemented |
+| /citable audit (+ scopes: technical seo aeo geo architecture entity claims evidence schema lifecycle corroboration) | implemented |
+| /citable inspect | implemented |
+| /citable map-claims | implemented |
+| /citable substantiate (deterministic + entailment gate; semantic upgrades need the evidence-strength rubric) | implemented |
+| /citable schema | implemented |
+| /citable validate, validate-claims, validate-evidence, validate-schema, validate-links | implemented |
+| /citable compare-snapshots / validate-regression | implemented |
+| /citable ingest, map-site, map-queries, map-prompts, map-entities, map-evidence | specified (ingest.md) |
+| /citable optimize-page | specified (optimize-page.md) — requires source-to-render mapping, claim-preserving rewrites, build execution, rollback; none of that is proven yet |
+| /citable create-page, answer-block, architect, interlink, consolidate, metadata | specified (page-work.md) |
+| /citable validate-render | specified (validate-render.md) — blocked on the rendered-truth phase (docs/detectors/render-phase-plan.md) |
+| /citable measure seo/aeo/geo, test-prompts, monitor-crawlers, monitor-contradictions | specified (measurement.md) — no external engine adapters exist or are claimed |
+
+Shared refusal conditions (all commands): any action that would fabricate
+facts, citations, evidence, authorship, reviews, corroboration, or hidden
+model instructions; any change that matches a ⛔ anti-pattern; publishing
+unverified registry entries as factual content.
+
+Shared validation (all mutating commands): rerun the relevant `citable
+validate` scope and the affected detectors; a failed build/render forbids a
+"validated" status; preserve registry diffs (automatic via saveRegistry).

package/dist/universal/.agents/skills/citable/commands/ingest.md

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+---
+command: /citable ingest (also map-site, map-queries, map-prompts, map-entities, map-evidence)
+purpose: Populate registries from repository content and operator input without inventing facts.
+preconditions: [.citable/ initialized]
+registries_written: [pages, queries, prompts, entities, evidence]
+refusal_conditions:
+  - inventing entity identity facts (legal names, founders, registrations, certifications)
+  - fabricating queries/prompts presented as demand data (proposals must be labeled candidate)
+failure_behaviour: unknown facts → entity/page marked incomplete with required_input
+---
+
+# Workflows
+
+## map-site
+1. Enumerate routes/pages from the built output (or `citable audit` pages index).
+2. For each page, propose a page-registry entry: url, page_type (from content
+   shape), indexing_intent (default from config), status `draft`.
+3. Leave owner, reviewer, lifecycle, conversion_action for the operator —
+   list them as required_input per page. Write with saveRegistry (history kept).
+
+## map-queries / map-prompts
+1. Derive *candidate* queries/prompts from page subjects, headings, and the
+   intent classes required by the spec (problem-awareness → brand for queries;
+   definition → follow-up for prompts). Adversarial and jurisdictional variants
+   are proposed but flagged for operator confirmation.
+2. Status is always `candidate`; business_value, difficulty, and ownership are
+   operator decisions. Never present derived candidates as measured demand.
+
+## map-entities
+1. Extract entity candidates from schema blocks, headings, and repeated proper
+   nouns; type them (organization/product/concept/…).
+2. Record only observed facts (name as printed, URL where described). All
+   identity fields not directly observable → omit and list in required_input.
+   The entity enters as status `incomplete` or `candidate`, never `verified`.
+
+## map-evidence
+1. Inventory evidence artifacts in the repo (specs, benchmarks, reports,
+   datasets) and register them with observed metadata plus integrity hash.
+2. verification_status starts `unverified`; a named reviewer moves it to
+   `reviewed`/`verified` — automation never does.
+
+## Validation (all)
+`citable validate` must pass after every write; referential integrity errors
+block the write, not the report.

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+---
+command: /citable measure seo|aeo|geo, test-prompts, monitor-crawlers, monitor-contradictions
+purpose: Observation and measurement workflows. Citable records and validates observations; it does not claim live engine adapters it does not have.
+---
+
+# Honest capability statement
+
+This MVP ships **no external engine adapters** (no Search Console API client,
+no ChatGPT/Perplexity automation). Measurement commands therefore operate on
+*operator-supplied observations*, validated against the data contracts, plus
+registry-side integrity checks (MEAS-001/002/003). Do not imply otherwise.
+
+# measure seo
+Inputs the operator exports (Search Console/Bing/analytics CSV or JSON).
+Workflow: validate segmentation (brand vs non-brand, intent, page type,
+device, country), map rows to query registry ids, store under the run's
+evidence package, report coverage of the query portfolio — never sitewide
+averages alone. Refuse to attribute movement to a change without an
+experiment record (MEAS-003).
+
+# measure aeo / measure geo / test-prompts
+1. Each observation must satisfy `schemas/prompt-result.schema.json`: engine,
+   model where visible, interface, account state, location, locale, language,
+   date-time, prompt + variant, follow-up context, answer, retrieved sources,
+   citations, mention/recommendation status, position, factual accuracy,
+   entity confusion, omissions, sentiment, run index/series.
+2. Store observations under `.citable/runs/<run>/prompt-results/*.json` —
+   MEAS detectors read them from there.
+3. Scoring uses the narrative-accuracy rubric. One output is anecdote:
+   definitive accuracy_status in the prompt registry requires ≥3 observations
+   (MEAS-002). Report variance, never a single-run truth.
+4. Causal claims require an experiment registry entry with baseline, windows,
+   and confounders (MEAS-003).
+
+# monitor-crawlers
+Input: server/CDN logs the operator provides. Workflow: aggregate by user
+agent × URL × status; flag 403/429/5xx concentrations against declared-allow
+crawlers; note that user-agent strings are spoofable and IP validation is the
+confirmation step (crawler registry ip_validation_method). Compare observed
+access against `crawlers.yaml` decisions (CRAWL-001 logic applied to logs).
+
+# monitor-contradictions
+Compare approved entity + claim records against: owned pages (automated, via
+audit), and operator-collected external surfaces (profiles, directories,
+partner pages, generated answers). Classify contradictions by the fourteen
+types in the narrative-accuracy rubric; SEV-map material ones; follow the
+correction runbook (capture → materiality → source lineage → verify internal
+truth → correct owned → escalate external → recrawl request → retest cohort →
+preserve before/after → residual risk).