// The project's own identity — the one place the product is named and located.
//
// This is deliberately PURE: zero imports, zero I/O, no framework types. That
// makes it safe to pull into server components, `"use client"` trees, plain
// `tsx` scripts and the MCP server alike, without dragging `node:fs` (or a
// settings read) along with it.
//
// IDENTITY SPLIT — read this before adding a consumer. There are two identities
// in this codebase and they are not the same thing:
//   • PRODUCT identity (here): what the software is called, where it lives, how
//     it describes itself. Same on every install. Used by the project site's
//     chrome, the "Built with Archilyzer" back-link every export site renders,
//     and the `generator` string in corpus.json.
//   • OPERATOR identity (common/lib/homepage.ts + settings.json): what THIS
//     operator calls their own deployment, their social links, their site
//     descriptions. Editable in the editor; differs per install.
// A string that should change when someone else deploys this belongs there,
// not here.
export const PROJECT_NAME = "Archilyzer";

// The wordmark's heavy lead: "Archi" + "lyzer" (lib/brand.ts splitWordmark).
// The family's wordmark splits on the subject's name, and the project's subject
// is the archive itself. The hub's synthesized Site carries it
// (export/app/lib/site.ts hubSite).
export const PROJECT_WORDMARK_LEAD = "Archi";

// The canonical public home of the project site. Baked into every export
// bundle's footer at build time, so changing it does not retroactively fix
// already-deployed archives. If a bespoke domain is ever acquired, DO NOT swap
// this and rebuild the world: point the new domain at Cloudflare Pages and add
// a 301 from `archilyzer.pages.dev`, which keeps every deployed back-link
// valid. Only then is changing this string a cosmetic follow-up.
export const PROJECT_URL = "https://archilyzer.pages.dev";

// The homepage's Official Instances section, where every archive's header
// links in place of the old sites dropdown (homepage/app/page.tsx,
// `id="instances"`).
export const INSTANCES_URL = `${PROJECT_URL}/#instances`;

export const PROJECT_TAGLINE = "Self-hosted, searchable video-transcript archives.";

// Where a visitor gets the source as a tarball. The canonical public copy is
// the read-only git mirror on the same site (lib/sourceManifest.ts CLONE_URL,
// homepage/app/source); this is its no-git alternative.
export const PROJECT_DOWNLOADS_URL = `${PROJECT_URL}/downloads/`;

// The homepage's AI and MCP doc (homepage/content/docs/ai-and-mcp.md): the
// published contract, the MCP server and its setup, in one place. Every
// archive's "Use with AI" link goes here, in the same tab (release 16 slice
// DX), as do corpus.json's `useWithAi` and llms.txt's line of that name.
export const AI_DOC_URL = `${PROJECT_URL}/docs/ai-and-mcp/`;

// The `generator` string stamped into corpus.json and llms.txt, so anything
// that reads an archive machine-side can find the software that built it.
// Shape mirrors the HTML <meta name="generator"> convention.
export const PROJECT_GENERATOR = `${PROJECT_NAME} (${PROJECT_URL})`;