nikitapoloznikov/thegardencode

Purpose and Entry Point

This is a minimal static website repository, likely deployed directly from the repository root to a static host. The primary document entry point is index.html; unknown routes resolve through 404.html. There is no application source tree, server code, or README-defined build architecture.

Browser Delivery Layer

The site is delivered as prebuilt static assets:

• index.html is the main page and likely owns document structure, embedded styling/scripts, and asset references.

• 404.html provides the fallback error page.

• gem.mp4 and gem-light.mp4 are browser-served media assets, likely selected or referenced by the main page.

The browser is therefore the primary runtime; no backend runtime is evident from the tree.

Hosting and Domain Boundary

CNAME indicates custom-domain configuration for a static hosting platform, commonly GitHub Pages. Deployment is expected to publish root files unchanged rather than run an application server.

google2e8453ade6c5bb00.html is a static ownership-verification endpoint for Google services. This is an external-service boundary but does not participate in page execution.

Discovery and Platform Metadata

Search-engine and browser/PWA-facing metadata are published as root-level static files:

• robots.txt controls crawler access.

• sitemap.xml exposes crawlable URLs.

• site.webmanifest supplies installable web-app metadata.

• llms.txt provides machine-readable guidance/content for LLM-oriented consumers.

These files form a separate discovery/metadata path from the interactive page itself.

Package Boundary

package.json and package-lock.json indicate Node/npm dependency metadata. However, no source directories, build output directories, or explicit configuration files are present. npm may be used for local validation or asset generation, but the committed architecture is static-first and should not assume a required build step without inspecting package scripts.

Primary Flow

A user or crawler requests a root-hosted URL. Static hosting returns index.html and referenced media/assets; missing paths return 404.html. Crawlers consume robots.txt and sitemap.xml; compatible browsers may consume site.webmanifest; Google can request the verification HTML file directly. Domain routing is configured through CNAME.