schema-org-sprintlisted

# Schema.org Sprint ## What this does Turns page content into valid, ready-to-paste Schema.org JSON-LD. It identifies the page type, picks the correct node types, fills them from the actual page content, wires nodes together by `@id`, and emits `<script type="application/ld+json">` blocks. It also produces a site-wide **coverage checklist** showing which node types the site should carry and whether each is present — the deliverable that turns a one-page fix into a structured-data sprint. ## When to use it - A page has no structured data and you want rich-result / AI-citation eligibility. - Adding Organization, WebSite, LocalBusiness, Person, Service, Article, FAQPage, BreadcrumbList, or Product markup to a site. - Auditing a multi-page site for missing or malformed schema coverage. ## How to use it 1. Identify the **page type** (home, about, service, blog post, product, local business, contact). This drives which node types apply. 2. Choose node types using [`references/node-guide.md`](references/node-guide.md) — when to use each, required vs recommended properties, and how nodes link. 3. Copy the matching skeleton(s) from `assets/` and fill placeholders from the real page content (visible text, contact details, prices, authors, dates). Available templates: [`organization.json`](assets/organization.json), [`website.json`](assets/website.json), [`localbusiness.json`](assets/localbusiness.json), [`person.json`](assets/person.json), [`service.j