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Citable

Operational question: how do you make SEO, AEO, and GEO audit findings defensible by binding them to evidence, change control, and explicit unknowns?

Open source (FOSS) · Apache-2.0 · solo · Solo maintainer

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Citable is an open-source (Apache-2.0) evidence and change-control layer for defensible search and AI citation readiness. It records what a web property makes technically available, what its content can support, and what external systems have been observed doing.

It is not a content generator, not a Lighthouse wrapper, and not an "AI visibility score." Nothing Citable produces guarantees crawling, indexing, ranking, citation, recommendation, inclusion, sentiment, or conversion.

Public repository evidence includes persistent schema-validated registries, 186 detectors across 19 namespaces, evidence packages for runs, fail-closed claim governance, and multi-agent installation via npm as @nebulacomponents/citable.

Citable is related to Nebula Components as the FOSS evidence layer. The hosted Nebula dashboard is a separate product surface. Citable itself is FOSS.

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Evidence you can inspect

Citable records observable conditions, collected evidence, and associated remediation or verification. These links are inspectable examples from the public repository—not proof of ranking, citation, or conversion outcomes.

Detector and evidence model

Detectors declare remediation, verification, severity, and determinism. Runs produce schema-validated evidence packages under fail-closed claim governance.

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