Page titles, descriptions, and first-screen copy say what LocalEndpoint does before introducing protocol detail.
Phase 3.397 / v1.5.187
Search Readiness
Search readiness keeps metadata, sitemap, robots, and discovery routes aligned for public indexing.
Search readiness
Search readiness is public metadata discipline.
Visitors, crawlers, and AI agents should discover the same public story: what LocalEndpoint is, which routes exist, which files describe the package, and which runtime powers are deliberately absent.
Crawler-facing files present canonical public routes as documentation, validation, and evidence surfaces.
llms.txt, AI agent metadata, OpenAPI, and route indexes expose context without granting local authority.
Search metadata can describe the product; it cannot approve endpoints, probe localhost, request secrets, or dispatch commands.
Discovery prism
Every indexable signal says the same thing in a different language.
Search readiness keeps the public story aligned for humans, crawlers, AI agents, and reviewers: LocalEndpoint is readable, validateable, and evidence-backed, but it does not become a runtime control channel.
Titles, summaries, and first-screen copy explain the product before protocol detail.
Robots and sitemap routes describe indexable pages without private probes.
llms.txt, OpenAPI, identity JSON, and route indexes expose context without authority.
Search readiness packets make metadata claims comparable before broad discovery expands.
Search artifacts never approve endpoints, request credentials, scan localhost, or dispatch commands.
Discovery rule
Readable by humans
Indexable by crawlers
Inspectable by agents
Non-operational by design
Public crawler guidance with no localhost probing, uploads, telemetry, or credential collection.
Sitemapsitemap.xmlCanonical public route list for the current human and machine-readable site surface.
IdentityLocalEndpoint identityPackage version, boundaries, and core routes in a public metadata profile.
AgentAI agent profileAgent-readable package guidance that keeps runtime permission outside the public website.
OpenAPIOpenAPI profileRoute discovery for software clients and reviewers.
RoutesPublic route indexExplicitly registered public paths and metadata instead of broad URL assumptions.
SchemaSearch packet schemaReview shape for canonical URLs, page summaries, crawler guidance, and agent guidance.
ExampleSearch packet examplePublic-safe readiness packet showing metadata-only discovery evidence.
Titles explain the product
Pages should tell visitors what LocalEndpoint is before asking them to understand protocols.
Plain-language overviewDiscovery routes mirror the site
Machine-readable files expose identity, boundaries, routes, and metadata contracts.
Developer consoleIndexing must not imply execution
Search metadata presents the public site as documentation and validation, not a remote control surface.
Technical boundaryOperating boundary
Public clarity, local authority.
This public site is static metadata and does not dispatch desktop commands, probe localhost, upload files, collect telemetry, request credentials, or claim runtime safety certification.