A site that passes every gate

This is a public sample of a Next.js marketing build wired with build-websites-tools — the open-source enforcement layer from Site Clinic. Every page on the site was authored to pass all four shipped gates without exception.

What the gates enforce

gate:seo — server-rendered HTML, canonical link, title and description in the published length window, OpenGraph, Twitter card, single h1, heading hierarchy, sitemap and routes agree.
gate:ada — WCAG 2.1 AA via axe-core on every configured route.
gate:ai-instrumentation-source — robots.txt declares an AI policy, /llms.txt is present with a Markdown heading, and the homepage source ships Organization or WebSite JSON-LD.
gate:ai-instrumentation — the live build serves robots.txt, /llms.txt, and JSON-LD at the surfaces the source gate verified.

Status: all four gates pass against the local build. The deployment surface is also a demonstration — meaningful only as a showcase of what a clean build-websites-tools onboarding produces.

Why this exists

The shipped README on build-websites-tools describes a two-file consumption surface: a gate.config.json and a set of package.json scripts. This sample exercises that promise against a from-scratch Next.js 16 build to confirm the published instructions work without unstated prerequisites.

What this is not

Not a real business. Not a complete site. Not a production deployment. This page describes itself accurately — anything outside that description is intentional minimalism.