Fix: correct data paths in AI systems section#1
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catalog/schema.json, catalog/stories/, catalog/ideas/, and taxonomy/*.json
don't exist — all data lives in data/catalog.json (stories, ideas, taxonomy
keys), with individual pages at stories/{slug}.html and ideas/{slug}.html.
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Found this error when throwing my agents at the site
Summary
The "For AI systems" section describes file paths that don't exist in the repo:
catalog/schema.json— 404catalog/stories/— 404catalog/ideas/— 404taxonomy/*.json— 404The actual structure is:
data/catalog.json— single JSON file withstories,ideas, andtaxonomytop-level keysstories/{slug}.html— individual story pagesideas/{slug}.html— individual idea pagesdata/search-index.json— pre-built search indexUpdated the description to match what's actually there so agents and retrieval systems can find the data.