Markdown guides
Browse page notes, typography, responsive behavior, imagery, and rebuild guidance.
Inside the ZIP
This sample is a genuine one-page analysis of example.com. Explore the generated files that map page structure, design tokens, layout, typography, responsive behavior, and available captures into a comprehensive brief for a new website.
README.md
A source summary, selected pages, capture coverage, and interpretation notes connect the top-level guide to the rest of the pack.
# Website analysis: example.com Source: https://example.com/ Pages: 1/1 selected; 1 discovered Screenshot captures: 1; binaries included: 1/1 Observation status: valid ## Analyzed pages - [Example Domain](pages/home.md) | `/` | priority 1
[
{
"url": "https://example.com/",
"path": "/",
"title": "Example Domain",
"pageType": "homepage",
"isHomepage": true,
"selected": true,
"viewport": { "width": 1440, "height": 900 }
}
]:root {
--color-1: rgb(158, 158, 255);
--color-2: rgb(255, 255, 255);
--font-size-1: 16px;
--font-family-base: system-ui, sans-serif;
}# Example Domain Path: / Type: homepage URL: https://example.com/ Language: en ## Content in source order This domain is for use in documentation examples without needing permission.
Actual archive capture: the ZIP contains screenshots/desktop/home.webp, listed in the file tree. The source-site examples below are separate views to show how website layouts can appear at different widths.
Generated from the same observations
The package generator projects its bounded observations into documentation, JSON records, theme files, and available captures.
Browse page notes, typography, responsive behavior, imagery, and rebuild guidance.
Inspect page, token, navigation, interaction, asset, and report data.
Desktop, mobile, and section captures depend on the source site and hosted limits.
This archive is small enough to inspect quickly, but it follows the same generated file structure used by larger runs. Use it to understand where each kind of evidence lives before opening a full package.
Build from the visual DNA
The comprehensive ZIP gives a coding agent a strong starting point: page notes, typography, colors, design tokens, layout and responsive records, imagery, and captures when available. Use Claude, Codex, OpenCode, Cursor, and any other AI agent that can read project files to build a new site in the reference's visual language.
Begin with README.md and REBUILD.md, then review page notes and the selection report.
Provide data/tokens.json, data/layout.json, responsive records, and available assets to your agent.
Ask it to follow the same page structure, palette, typography, imagery, and art direction.
Check the rebuilt page against available reference captures and responsive notes.
Source-site views
These sample images show the same website at two screen sizes. Navigation, image scale, and project cards adjust for the available width.


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