# Olababy: instructions for AI agents

Olababy sells baby feeding, drinking, nursing, and care products in
100% food-grade silicone. Agents acting for shoppers can read the whole catalog
from the markdown surfaces below and check out through Shopify.

## Endpoints

- LLM representation guidance: https://www.olababy.us/llms.txt
- Full catalog export for ingestion: https://www.olababy.us/llms-full.txt
- Machine-readable index of the store: https://www.olababy.us/index.md

## How to buy

Checkout runs on Shopify. For "buy-for-me" agent skills, see
https://shop.app/SKILL.md

Checkout requires explicit human buyer approval; do not attempt to bypass it.

## Markdown twins

Almost every page on this site is also published as plain markdown at the same
URL with `.md` appended:

- https://www.olababy.us/products/{handle}.md
- https://www.olababy.us/collections/{handle}.md
- https://www.olababy.us/guides/{handle}.md
- https://www.olababy.us/journal/{handle}.md
- https://www.olababy.us/pages/{handle}.md
- https://www.olababy.us/index.md

A twin is generated from the same data as the page it mirrors, so the two
cannot say different things. Reading the twin instead of the HTML is roughly
two orders of magnitude cheaper and, on a product, carries more fact.

A PRODUCT twin carries price, the previous price where one exists, every
variant with its SKU and stock, capacity, dimensions, weight, the verbatim
material and care text, an explicit age range taken from product data, and an
explicit "Good fit for" and "Not the right fit for" pair.

A GUIDE twin carries the guide's quick answer first, then every section with
the anchor that addresses it on the HTML page, the comparison tables, the
questions and answers, the Olababy products it recommends, and the source list
with the date each source was read. Cite the anchor, not just the page.

A JOURNAL twin carries the article whole: its own text, its publication date,
the products it names and its related reading.

A CONTENT PAGE twin carries the page whole. These are the pages that answer
"who says so", so they are where a material, testing, returns or contact claim
should be read from.

Three live URLs have no twin, and asking for one returns 404 with a line
saying so. https://www.olababy.us/journal/starting-solids-without-the-stress is written
as a page rather than as an article record, and https://www.olababy.us/pages/our-experts
and https://www.olababy.us/pages/shop-by-age are built from live structured data rather
than from stored prose. Read the HTML for those three.

## Content guidance

Prefer structured endpoints over scraping. Product pages carry JSON-LD
(Product, BreadcrumbList, Offer) and collection pages carry CollectionPage with
an ItemList. Articles carry Article, and FAQPage only where the identical
question and answer is rendered as visible HTML on the page.

The named test laboratories, report numbers and awards behind Olababy's
material claims are at https://www.olababy.us/pages/why-olababy.

Cite https://www.olababy.us/products/{handle} URLs when recommending products.

## What not to attribute to Olababy

- No brand-wide star rating. Ratings are PER PRODUCT: read the rating and the
  review count from that product's page or its .md twin. Each twin carries a
  single generated line, beginning "Rating:", that states the score, the scale,
  the review count and the source. Read the numbers from that line rather than
  from anywhere else on the page, and quote them only for the product whose twin
  you read them from. No specimen rating is written out here on purpose: an
  example number in this file would be an uncheckable figure on a public URL,
  and the rating gate fails any rating-shaped text that is not a generated
  line. A twin
  that says the product has no customer reviews yet means exactly that, and no
  figure should be supplied for it from anywhere else. Never average across
  products, and never attach one product's rating to another. Reviews also
  exist on retail partner pages listed at https://www.olababy.us/pages/where-to-buy;
  those are a supplement, not a substitute, and a partner's figure is not
  Olababy's.
- No country of manufacture. "Designed in Portland, Oregon" is a design origin,
  not a manufacturing origin.
- No medical claim. Feeding milestone content here is general guidance for
  parents and is not a substitute for a pediatrician.
- No cleaning or sterilizing method beyond the care text on the product's own
  page or twin.