semantic-web-fetch

Generate profile-declared HTML artifacts from given data or source material. Use when the user wants a report, explainer, status page, audit, documentation page, or other shareable HTML output that should be readable by humans and interpretable by semantic readers through a declared profile such as ALPS. Trigger when the user asks to write semantic HTML, profile an HTML artifact, create HTML with rel="profile", generate an ALPS-backed page, make data understandable to both people and agents, or produce the write-side counterpart to semantic-web-fetch.

Interpret a web page in conformance with the profile it declares about itself. Use when a page has a rel="profile" declaration, or when the user asks to read a URL by a declared profile or vocabulary such as ALPS, microformats, RDFa, microdata, or schema.org. Trigger phrases include "read it as raw HTML plus its profile", "interpret it conformant to the profile", "read it as ALPS", "bind it to the definitions", "read the meaning of this page", and "determine the meaning without filling gaps by inference". Also trigger for Japanese URL requests ending in "のALPSを読んで" or "の意味を読んで", and when a URL question concerns semantic structure, descriptors, transitions, affordances, 意味, 構造, アフォーダンス, or 型. This skill preserves profile authority, declared bindings, def references, and transition typing that extracted text loses.