What the page is for
Who it is for and what they should do next.
GOVERNED WEBSITE PUBLISHING KIT
When you ask an AI coding agent to build or change a page, there is more to get right than how the page looks.
Search visibility, analytics, forms, links, URLs, design consistency, performance, and publishing all matter too.
The Governed Website Publishing Kit gives your coding agent a practical guide for handling those things as it works, so you do not have to remember every detail yourself.
THE HIDDEN QUESTIONS
WHAT YOU ASK
“Improve my homepage.”
or
“Build a new pricing page.”
or
“Build a landing page for my product.”
WHAT YOU MAY ALSO BE WONDERING
You do not need to know how to check all of this yourself. That is what the kit is for.
WHAT THE KIT HELPS YOUR AGENT REMEMBER
You do not need to memorize any of this.
The kit gives your coding agent the checklist, the boundaries, and the questions to carry into the work.
Who it is for and what they should do next.
It matches your site, and nothing else breaks.
Search engines and AI assistants can understand it.
The right address, and old links still work.
Analytics and conversions keep tracking.
Submissions arrive, and failures are handled.
Checked before it goes live, and fast to load.
See exactly what your agent checks in each area.
HOW TO USE IT
Tell your coding agent what you want to build or change.
Give it the Website Publishing Kit.
Give it approved content too, if you already have it.
The agent asks only what it needs, creates its task boundary, and works within it.
Publishing structured content such as a glossary or an article series? The Governed Content Workflow Kit can help with that separately.
WHAT YOU GET
Everything comes in one download. Select a part to see what is inside.
Download the kitUse the attached Governed Website Publishing Kit for this task. Read it before making any changes. Use my request and any approved content I give you to understand the job. Ask only the questions you genuinely need answered before starting. Then write the task contract yourself, using the attached task-contract.json as the structure. Treat it as the boundary for the work, and stop and ask me if the right fix needs to go outside it. Keep the existing design, content intent, page addresses, analytics, forms, search and AI discoverability, and shared site systems as they are, unless this task explicitly allows changing them. Check only what this task touches. Do not publish or deploy anything unless I explicitly say so. When you need a decision from me, explain it in plain language.
Governed Website Publishing Kit
What your agent does on every page task:
{
"objective": "",
"pages_in_scope": [],
"approved_content_source": null,
"primary_audience": null,
"page_purpose": "",
"primary_conversion": "",
"systems_allowed_to_change": [],
"systems_out_of_scope": [],
"url_changes_allowed": false,
"shared_or_global_changes_allowed": false,
"new_dependencies_allowed": false,
"deployment_allowed": "none",
"requires_owner_approval": [],
"expected_verification": []
}The agent fills this in for each job. You never have to write it yourself.
COMPANION RESOURCE
Need help planning and publishing structured content with AI agents? The Governed Content Workflow Kit helps you plan, draft, review, and publish glossaries, knowledge bases, and article series while retaining editorial control.
Use it on its own, or pair it with the Website Publishing Kit.
Why we built this: Read the story
You do not need to become a web architect to build with AI. Give your coding agent the operating guide instead.
Download Website Publishing KitFree to use. No account required.
If you want similar boundaries around what your agents are supposed to do, and a record of what they actually did, explore Sentience Governor.