create-ailk 0.1.0 → 0.2.0

package/templates/content/en/Service/launch.mdx

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----
-type: Service
-slug: launch
-title: Two weeks. $2,495. Your site on the foundation built for AI search.
-description: Launch Service is the productized two-week deploy onto AI Launch Kit — the open-source website foundation for the agent-first internet. Fixed scope. Fixed price. Working Theory ships the site; you own the codebase from day one.
-schema:
-  "@type": WebPage
-  about:
-    "@id": "https://ailaunchkit.ai/#product"
-  audience:
-    "@type": Audience
-    audienceType: Agencies and SMB owners ready to deploy
-sections:
-  - id: hero-1
-    type: hero
-    data:
-      variant: centered
-      headline: Two weeks. $2,495. Your site on the foundation built for AI search.
-      subheadline: Launch Service is the productized two-week deploy onto AI Launch Kit — the open-source website foundation AI search agencies and SMB owners use when they want the foundation running without doing the build themselves.
-      body: Fixed scope. Fixed price. Working Theory ships the site; you own the codebase, the content, and the citation work from day one.
-      primaryCta:
-        label: Book the intro call
-        href: /contact
-      secondaryCta:
-        label: Read the FAQ
-        href: /faq
-
-  - id: content-block-1
-    type: content-block
-    data:
-      variant: narrow
-      headline: The page is the unit of citation, not the site
-      body: |
-        When ChatGPT recommends a business, the recommendation was assembled from sources.
-        The model read pages. Attributed them to a brand. Quoted what it trusted. The brand
-        that gets recommended is the brand whose pages got cited.
-
-        A website used to be a marketing surface humans visited. Now it is also infrastructure
-        AI systems read on behalf of buyers who never visit. Two audiences. Same pages.
-        Different requirements.
-
-        Most of the web was not built for the second audience. Launch Service puts your
-        site on a foundation that was.
-
-  - id: content-block-2
-    type: content-block
-    data:
-      variant: narrow
-      headline: What you have already considered, and where each option breaks
-      body: |
-        WordPress plus plugins. Familiar. Cheap hosting. The schema plugin, the FAQ plugin,
-        the AEO plugin — each one is real. They do not integrate. They break on updates.
-        The AEO work depends on whichever combination was installed last. The foundation
-        is from a world where Google was the only entry point. The plugins are retrofits.
-
-        Closed website builders. Beautiful templates. The limit: closed systems. Weak
-        schema. No agent surface. Vendor lock-in is the business model. You never own
-        the substrate.
-
-        AI-generated site builders. "Describe your business, AI generates a site." The
-        limit: inversion. The site is generated by AI and then invisible to the AI systems
-        doing discovery. AI-generated, not AI-ready.
-
-        A custom build. Three to six months. Senior developer required. The economics
-        do not work for most SMB engagements.
-
-        The fifth option was waiting. The cost of waiting is citations going to competitors
-        whose pages got structured first.
-
-  - id: items-1
-    type: items
-    data:
-      headline: What the foundation had to do — before we built the service on top of it
-      description: Five criteria. None are AILK features. They are what any site needs to publish into a world where AI systems read pages and recommend brands.
-      columns: 3
-      items:
-        - title: Be read correctly
-          description: The model knows what the page is about and which business it belongs to. If it has to guess, it cites someone else.
-          icon: eye
-        - title: Work for non-human visitors
-          description: Agents researching on a buyer's behalf find a first-class surface. Not a degraded API.
-          icon: bot
-        - title: Surface its own gaps
-          description: AEO problems are silent. The foundation catches structural gaps before the site ships. In CI.
-          icon: alert-triangle
-        - title: Belong to the people running on it
-          description: No platform takes a cut. No vendor reshapes the roadmap. The codebase leaves with you.
-          icon: key
-        - title: Fit inside a real engagement
-          description: Two weeks. Not three months. The deploy path matches the economics of an SMB engagement.
-          icon: clock
-
-  - id: content-block-3
-    type: content-block
-    data:
-      variant: narrow
-      headline: What Launch Service is
-      body: |
-        Launch Service is a fixed-scope two-week deploy onto AI Launch Kit — the Apache
-        2.0 website foundation built for the agent-first internet. Working Theory delivers
-        the site. You own everything from day one.
-
-        The AILK substrate ships a typed schema registry, a first-class MCP server, an AEO
-        scoring CLI that runs in CI, and an agent-assisted scaffolding workflow. Launch
-        Service is the path to that foundation for agencies and SMB owners who want the
-        site running without running the build themselves.
-
-        Paid tiers — Pro, Pro Plus — add operational capability on top. They do not gate
-        access to the substrate.
-
-  - id: items-2
-    type: items
-    data:
-      headline: What ships in two weeks
-      description: Five capabilities from the AILK foundation. Each one corresponds to something the alternatives either do not ship or charge extra to retrofit.
-      columns: 2
-      items:
-        - title: A typed schema registry, already wired
-          description: Sixty page types. Per-type validation. JSON-LD from frontmatter. FAQ, glossary, entity, identity. Ship a page, ship the structure.
-          icon: database
-        - title: Peer surfaces over one substrate
-          description: Web for humans. MCP for agents. HTTP API for programmatic callers. One repo. CI-enforced parity. Whatever a person can do, an agent can do.
-          icon: layers
-        - title: The ailk audit CLI, in the OSS
-          description: Catches missing schema, ambiguous entity, pages that do not emit JSON-LD — before the site ships. Enterprise AEO platforms charge $295 a month to measure the same problems after they have cost citations.
-          icon: search
-        - title: Apache 2.0. Complete OSS.
-          description: Not source-available. The codebase is yours. Leave any host, leave any tool, the site comes with you.
-          icon: unlock
-        - title: Agent-assisted scaffolding, set up and handed off
-          description: Eight skills covering initial deploy, schema work, audit runs, auth, commerce, and config. Adding a service page after launch is a Claude Code session, not a sprint.
-          icon: zap
-
-  - id: items-3
-    type: items
-    data:
-      headline: What this means for your business
-      description: What changes on the other side of two weeks.
-      columns: 2
-      items:
-        - title: Your site shows up where decisions are being made
-          description: AI search citations do not go to the most-visited site. They go to the best-structured pages. Yours are structured from day one.
-          icon: trending-up
-        - title: You own the foundation
-          description: Apache 2.0. No platform takes a cut. No vendor reshapes the roadmap. If you leave a host or a tool, the codebase leaves with you.
-          icon: key
-        - title: The citation work compounds — and stops fighting the platform
-          description: On WordPress plus plugins, every campaign re-fights plugin conflicts and weak markup. On AILK, every page is already structured. The work lands faster and stays landed.
-          icon: rocket
-        - title: The marginal cost of a page approaches zero
-          description: Adding a service offering takes a Claude Code session, not a development sprint. Responding to a citation gap takes a day, not a quarter.
-          icon: trending-down
-        - title: AEO gaps get caught before they cost you
-          description: A structural gap caught in CI costs minutes. A citation gap discovered three months in costs months of work to recover. The cost shifts from after you notice to before it matters.
-          icon: shield
-
-  - id: content-block-4
-    type: content-block
-    data:
-      variant: narrow
-      headline: What you can verify before you book
-      body: |
-        The architecture is in the repo, not on a slide deck. Apache 2.0 on GitHub.
-        `apps/web`, `apps/mcp`, `apps/api` as peer apps. Parity test in CI. `ailk audit`
-        runs against any AILK site, including this one. Pre-launch claims are easy to make
-        and hard to back. Ours are testable today.
-
-        Sam Henry, Working Theory, and SalesSmyth all publish on AILK. The dogfooding
-        is not a claim. It is the reason the schema registry and the peer-surfaces
-        architecture exist in their current shape. We hit the problem first.
-
-        The capability boundary is public. Thirteen capabilities. Ten installed. Three
-        Platform Services. The roster is at /platform. Anyone selling AILK has to
-        be honest about what ships today.
-
-        The downside is bounded. Apache 2.0. If AILK never finds traction, you keep the
-        codebase and keep the site.
-
-        No public install counts. No external testimonials at launch. No third-party
-        benchmarks. The first Launch Service customers generate that proof over the next
-        90–180 days. We are not making up metrics we do not have.
-
-  - id: faq-1
-    type: faq
-    data:
-      headline: Common questions
-      items:
-        - question: You're pre-launch. Why book now?
-          answer: >
-            The architecture is observable in the repo, not on a slide deck. The schema
-            registry is a directory with 60 typed entries. The parity test is in CI. The
-            CLI runs. Working Theory ships three other brands on the same substrate.
-            Apache 2.0 bounds the downside — if AILK never finds traction, you keep the
-            code and keep the site.
-        - question: Do I need to be technical to use the site after Launch Service delivers it?
-          answer: >
-            No. Content and citations are MDX files — the agency or owner manages them
-            without touching the build pipeline. Working Theory hands off the repo with
-            the eight scaffolding skills wired. Adding a service page, updating a FAQ
-            block, running an AEO audit — all Claude Code sessions. No senior developer
-            required for day-to-day work.
-        - question: We run a portfolio of client sites. Where's fleet management?
-          answer: >
-            Deferred. Fleet management — cross-site rollup, white-label,
-            per-seat licensing — is planned as a future Enterprise multi-tenant
-            entitlement, not a separate tier, and not shipped yet. At launch,
-            agencies deliver on OSS plus Pro per-user.
-        - question: How does this relate to Working Theory Platform? Am I locked in?
-          answer: >
-            You are not. AILK works fully standalone. Working Theory Platform is a
-            separate product — growth marketing as a system. It publishes into AILK with
-            the deepest integration. Neither product requires the other.
-
-  - id: cta-1
-    type: cta
-    data:
-      variant: box
-      headline: Ready to book the intro call?
-      description: Fixed scope. Fixed price. Two weeks. Book the intro call to confirm scope fits and schedule the deploy.
-      primaryCta:
-        label: Book the intro call
-        href: /contact
-      secondaryCta:
-        label: Read the FAQ
-        href: /faq
----
-
-<!-- MDX body is preserved for content adapters that use it, but the page renders from frontmatter sections. -->

package/templates/content/en/ServicesList/services.mdx

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----
-type: ServicesList
-slug: services
-title: Services — AI Launch Kit
-description: How the Working Theory team works with teams to get on AILK fast — from architecture reviews to the Launch Service two-week deploy.
-sections:
-  - id: hero-1
-    type: hero
-    data:
-      variant: centered
-      headline: Get on AILK fast
-      subheadline: >
-        The Working Theory team works with small, high-output teams who have
-        decided to ship. Two engagement shapes — Launch Service and architecture
-        review. Pick the one that fits your situation.
-      primaryCta:
-        label: Book a Launch Service call
-        href: /launch
-      secondaryCta:
-        label: Learn what AILK includes
-        href: /ailk
-
-  - id: items-1
-    type: items
-    data:
-      headline: Two ways to engage
-      description: >
-        Every engagement starts with a clear statement of what done looks like.
-        No discovery theater, no retainer required.
-      columns: 2
-      items:
-        - title: Launch Service
-          description: >
-            Fixed-scope, fixed-price, two-week deploy. We provision your
-            instance — Supabase, Vercel, Cloudflare wired — migrate your
-            content, and hand off a running site. Your team takes over
-            content and citation work from there. $2,495 flat.
-          icon: rocket
-          link:
-            label: Book a call
-            href: /launch
-        - title: Architecture review
-          description: >
-            A focused two-day audit of your current stack. We read the code,
-            talk to the engineers, and return a written assessment with ranked
-            recommendations. No slides, no retainer required. Contact us to
-            scope your review.
-          icon: search
-          link:
-            label: Get in touch
-            href: /contact
-
-  - id: stats-1
-    type: stats
-    data:
-      variant: horizontal
-      headline: What the Launch Service delivers
-      items:
-        - value: "2"
-          label: Weeks to deploy
-        - value: "$2,495"
-          label: Flat price
-        - value: "45"
-          label: Schema types configured
-        - value: "0"
-          label: Next.js fluency required
-
-  - id: cta-1
-    type: cta
-    data:
-      variant: box
-      headline: Ready to ship on AILK?
-      description: >
-        Book a Launch Service call to scope your deployment — or reach out
-        to discuss an architecture review. We respond within one business day.
-      primaryCta:
-        label: Book a Launch Service call
-        href: /launch
-      secondaryCta:
-        label: Contact us
-        href: /contact
----
-
-<!-- MDX body is preserved for content adapters that use it, but the page renders from frontmatter sections. -->

package/templates/content/en/SoftwareProduct/ailk-aeo.mdx

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----
-type: SoftwareProduct
-slug: ailk-aeo
-title: "@working-theory/aeo — AEO Scorer"
-description: Deterministic AEO scoring for AILK pages. Grades structured data against Layer 1 citation-readiness rules — same input always returns the same score.
-schema:
-  mainEntity:
-    "@type": SoftwareApplication
-    name: "@working-theory/aeo"
-    applicationCategory: DeveloperApplication
-    operatingSystem: Node.js
-    softwareVersion: "1.0.0"
-    url: https://github.com/working-theory-labs/ai-launch-kit/tree/main/packages/aeo
-    license: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
----
-
-# @working-theory/aeo — AEO Scorer
-
-`@working-theory/aeo` is a deterministic Answer Engine Optimization scorer. It grades `ContentPage` objects against a set of Layer 1 citation-readiness rules and returns a structured findings report.
-
-## Installation
-
-```bash
-pnpm add @working-theory/aeo
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-```ts
-import { scoreAeo } from "@working-theory/aeo";
-
-const result = scoreAeo(page);
-// result.score: number (0-100)
-// result.passing: boolean
-// result.findings: Array<{ rule, severity, message }>
-```
-
-## Layer 1 rules
-
-The scorer checks for required structured-data fields, valid `@type` declarations, non-empty titles and descriptions, `inLanguage` presence, and absolute `url` values. Each check is independent and deterministic.
-
-## Integration
-
-Pass the `ContentPage` returned by the content adapter directly to `scoreAeo`. No additional transformation needed — the adapter output is the scorer input.

package/templates/content/en/SoftwareProduct/ailk-content-adapters.mdx

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----
-type: SoftwareProduct
-slug: ailk-content-adapters
-title: "@working-theory/content-adapters — MDX Content Adapter"
-description: The MDX content adapter for AILK — reads typed MDX frontmatter from the content directory and returns ContentPage objects for the JSON-LD pipeline.
-schema:
-  mainEntity:
-    "@type": SoftwareApplication
-    name: "@working-theory/content-adapters"
-    applicationCategory: DeveloperApplication
-    operatingSystem: Node.js
-    softwareVersion: "1.0.0"
-    url: https://github.com/working-theory-labs/ai-launch-kit/tree/main/packages/content-adapters
-    license: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
----
-
-# @working-theory/content-adapters — MDX Content Adapter
-
-`@working-theory/content-adapters` bridges the `content/` directory to the rest of the AILK stack. It reads MDX frontmatter, validates it against a Zod schema, and returns typed `ContentPage` objects.
-
-## Installation
-
-```bash
-pnpm add @working-theory/content-adapters
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-```ts
-import { createMdxAdapter } from "@working-theory/content-adapters";
-
-const adapter = createMdxAdapter({
-  contentRoot: "./content",
-  defaultLocale: "en",
-});
-
-const page = await adapter.getPageSource("HowTo", "my-guide", "en");
-// page.frontmatter: ContentPage
-// page.body: string (raw MDX body)
-```
-
-## Key exports
-
-- `createMdxAdapter(options)` — factory for the MDX adapter
-- `ContentPage` — the Zod-inferred page type (frontmatter contract)
-- `MdxPageSource` — the full source object (`frontmatter` + `body`)
-- `SchemaOrgType` — union of all valid `type` field values

package/templates/content/en/SoftwareProduct/ailk-schema.mdx

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----
-type: SoftwareProduct
-slug: ailk-schema
-title: "@working-theory/schema — JSON-LD Builders"
-description: Typed schema.org JSON-LD builders for all 45 AILK page types. One builder per type, one dispatcher, zero runtime dependencies beyond the site identity pack.
-schema:
-  mainEntity:
-    "@type": SoftwareApplication
-    name: "@working-theory/schema"
-    applicationCategory: DeveloperApplication
-    operatingSystem: Node.js
-    softwareVersion: "2.0.0"
-    url: https://github.com/working-theory-labs/ai-launch-kit/tree/main/packages/schema
-    license: https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
----
-
-# @working-theory/schema — JSON-LD Builders
-
-`@working-theory/schema` is the structured-data foundation of the AILK stack. It ships typed builders for all 60 schema.org page types supported in Phase 2, a dispatcher that routes a `ContentPageInput` to the right builder, and a registry that describes each type's family and tier.
-
-## Installation
-
-```bash
-pnpm add @working-theory/schema
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-```ts
-import { buildJsonLdWithPack } from "@working-theory/schema";
-
-const jsonLd = buildJsonLdWithPack(
-  {
-    type: "BlogPosting",
-    slug: "my-post",
-    title: "My Post",
-    description: "A post.",
-    locale: "en",
-  },
-  pack,
-);
-```
-
-## Key exports
-
-- `buildJsonLd(input)` — zero-config dispatcher (resolves pack from env)
-- `buildJsonLdWithPack(input, pack)` — explicit-pack variant for server components
-- `pageTypeRegistry` — the 60-entry registry for tooling and auditing
-- Per-type builders (`howToJsonLd`, `techArticleJsonLd`, etc.) for direct access

package/templates/content/en/TeamList/team.mdx

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----
-type: TeamList
-slug: team
-title: Team
-description: The people building AI Launch Kit — a small, focused team shipping OSS infrastructure for the next generation of AX-first products.
-schema:
-  mainEntity:
-    "@type": Organization
-    name: AI Launch Kit
-    description: Open-source template for building agent-first products.
-    member:
-      - "@type": Person
-        name: Jane Doe
-        jobTitle: Founder & CEO
-        description: Building the infrastructure layer for human-agent teams.
-        url: /team/founder
-      - "@type": Person
-        name: Alex Kim
-        jobTitle: Lead Engineer
-        description: Open-source contributor and monorepo architect.
-        url: /team/lead-engineer
-      - "@type": Person
-        name: Morgan Lee
-        jobTitle: Head of Product
-        description: Product strategy and developer experience.
-        url: /team/head-of-product
-sections:
-  - id: hero-1
-    type: hero
-    data:
-      variant: centered
-      headline: The team behind AI Launch Kit.
-      subheadline: A small group of engineers, designers, and product builders committed to making AX-first development accessible.
-
-  - id: items-1
-    type: items
-    data:
-      headline: Who we are
-      columns: 3
-      items:
-        - title: Jane Doe
-          description: Founder & CEO — building the infrastructure layer for human-agent teams.
-          icon: user
-        - title: Alex Kim
-          description: Lead Engineer — open-source contributor and monorepo architect.
-          icon: code
-        - title: Morgan Lee
-          description: Head of Product — product strategy and developer experience.
-          icon: layout
-
-  - id: cta-1
-    type: cta
-    data:
-      variant: box
-      headline: Want to contribute?
-      description: AI Launch Kit is open source. Join us on GitHub — issues, PRs, and discussions are open to everyone.
-      primaryCta:
-        label: Contribute on GitHub
-        href: https://github.com/working-theory-labs/ai-launch-kit
-        external: true
----
-
-<!-- MDX body is preserved for content adapters that use it, but the page renders from frontmatter sections. -->

package/templates/content/en/TeamMember/founder.mdx

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----
-type: TeamMember
-slug: founder
-title: Jane Doe — Founder & CEO
-description: Jane founded AI Launch Kit to make AX-first product development accessible to any team. Previously built developer infrastructure at scale.
-schema:
-  mainEntity:
-    "@type": Person
-    name: Jane Doe
-    jobTitle: Founder & CEO
-    description: Building the infrastructure layer for human-agent teams. Previously built developer infrastructure at scale.
-    image: /images/team/jane-doe.jpg
-    sameAs:
-      - https://github.com/janedoe
-      - https://linkedin.com/in/janedoe
-    worksFor:
-      "@type": Organization
-      name: AI Launch Kit
-sections:
-  - id: hero-1
-    type: hero
-    data:
-      variant: centered
-      headline: Jane Doe
-      subheadline: Founder & CEO — building the infrastructure layer for human-agent teams.
-
-  - id: content-block-1
-    type: content-block
-    data:
-      variant: narrow
-      headline: Background
-      body: |
-        Jane has spent the last decade building developer infrastructure — the
-        kind of plumbing that lets product teams move fast without worrying about
-        the underlying stack. AI Launch Kit started as an internal template and
-        became a public project when it became clear that the AX-first pattern
-        was something every team would need.
-
-        Before AI Launch Kit, Jane worked on API platforms and monorepo
-        infrastructure at developer-tools companies. The pattern of "API and MCP
-        as first-class surfaces alongside the web app" emerged from watching teams
-        retrofit agent support onto existing products and seeing how painful that
-        was. AI Launch Kit bakes the pattern in from day one.
-
-  - id: items-1
-    type: items
-    data:
-      headline: Focus areas
-      columns: 3
-      items:
-        - title: Developer Experience
-          description: Making the right pattern the easy path — from project setup to CI to deployment.
-          icon: terminal
-        - title: Agent Infrastructure
-          description: API and MCP surfaces as first-class citizens, not bolt-ons.
-          icon: cpu
-        - title: Open Source
-          description: The core template ships free and OSS. The business model funds continued development.
-          icon: github
-
-  - id: cta-1
-    type: cta
-    data:
-      variant: box
-      headline: Get in touch
-      description: Interested in contributing, partnering, or just discussing AX-first architecture? Reach out.
-      primaryCta:
-        label: Contact
-        href: /contact
----
-
-<!-- MDX body is preserved for content adapters that use it, but the page renders from frontmatter sections. -->

package/templates/content/en/TermsPage/terms.mdx

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----
-type: "TermsPage"
-slug: "terms"
-title: "Terms of Service"
-description: "The terms governing use of ailaunchkit.ai and the AI Launch Kit paid offerings — Pro, Pro Plus, and Launch Service — operated by SalesSmyth LLC."
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