Implementation guide
Use these references to model your data, validate it against our schemas, and ship JSON that conversational agents can trust instantly.
Select an industry to access all template docs, schema references, and JSON examples.
Support the entire shopping journey—from discovery to fulfillment—in structured JSON.
| Template | Link |
|---|---|
| Homepage | Open doc |
| Collections | Open doc |
| Product Pages | Open doc |
| Blog Posts | Open doc |
| Static Pages | Open doc |
Need the business overview? Visit the ecommerce industry page.
Share credentials, coverage zones, and booking actions to streamline scheduling.
| Template | Link |
|---|---|
| Homepage | Open doc |
Business context lives on the service industry page.
Clarify who you serve, how you integrate, and why customers stay.
| Template | Link |
|---|---|
| Homepage | Open doc |
Cross-check business goals via the SaaS industry page.
Expose catalog highlights, licensing terms, and distribution partners.
| Template | Link |
|---|---|
| Homepage | Open doc |
High-level reasoning is on the media industry page.
Keep these guidelines handy as you adapt the schemas to your own stack.
Each template follows a consistent order: context → evidence → actions. Maintain this sequence so downstream agents always know where to look.
Update the `version` and `updated_at` fields every time the JSON changes. Agents rely on those timestamps to decide when to refresh cached knowledge.
Host JSON at stable, crawlable URLs. Reference them from `robots.txt`, site maps, and the `Link` HTTP header when possible.