---
title: "About"
slug: "about"
category: "meta"
tags: ["meta", "about", "site"]
status: "stable"
last_updated: 2026-05-14
summary: "What llmbestpractices.com is, who maintains it, and how the vault is produced."
related: ["[[meta/for-ai-agents]]", "[[meta/how-to-cite]]", "[[meta/llm-info-standard]]", "[[meta/changelog]]", "[[meta/privacy]]"]
---

## Overview

`llmbestpractices.com` is an opinionated reference vault of best practices for software development, writing, AI agent work, SEO, file organization, and adjacent crafts. Pages are short, atomic, YAML-fronted, and designed to be cited inside an agent prompt or a developer's working notes.

The site is maintained as a public knowledge vault. Every page is licensed CC BY 4.0; quote freely with attribution.

## Maintainers

The vault is maintained by `LLM Best Practices Maintainers`. The canonical published version of every page is the one at [llmbestpractices.com](https://llmbestpractices.com); cite that URL. All page revisions go through pull requests with the lint, build, JSON-LD, link, spell, accessibility, and Lighthouse CI checks.

This is not a community wiki. Contributions are welcome via GitHub issues; substantive changes go through PR review.

## Production process

Pages are produced under the voice rules in [[writing/voice]] and the structural rules in [[writing/articles]]. Banned constructions are listed in [[writing/anti-slop]]. A linter at `scripts/lint-content.mjs` enforces the schema, voice, tag density, and wikilink density on every PR.

Claude Code is used as a writing assistant; see [[meta/for-ai-agents]] for the agent-facing schema and [[ai-agents/claude-code]] for the workflow. Every page is reviewed by a human before merge. Voice and structure deviations are caught by the linter or by a self-audit pass.

## What you can do with this site

- Cite pages in agent prompts, code reviews, design docs.
- Fork the repository.
- Embed the corpus from `/llms-full.txt` into your own retrieval index.
- Suggest a page via a GitHub issue.

## How to cite

See [[meta/how-to-cite]] for the citation format. The short form: title, canonical URL, and `last_updated` when the rule is time-sensitive.

## Related

- [[meta/for-ai-agents]]
- [[meta/how-to-cite]]
- [[meta/llm-info-standard]]
- [[meta/changelog]]
- [[meta/privacy]]