/clea-sitemap-expansion folder

`/clea-sitemap-expansion` is the GitHub folder where CLEA syncs sitemap markdown files.

This is important because it creates a clean boundary. CLEA does not need to touch the whole repository to produce page files. It works through one folder that is meant for sitemap expansion.

Planned pages start in the dashboard sitemap.

When synced, they become markdown files under `/clea-sitemap-expansion`, using the folder path from the workspace sitemap.

Each synced page is a markdown file.

The file can include frontmatter, page content, internal links, and JSON-LD data.

Metadata helps the page writer, the sitemap view, and future publishing checks.

Useful fields include title, description, URL, image, author, updated date, and JSON-LD.

CLEA can use the sitemap files in chat and scheduled work.

For example, a weekly workflow can inspect sitemap pages tied to weak prompts. A one-time task can review whether a planned page has enough proof before drafting.

Page Writer opens a markdown file and gives CLEA the current content, page metadata, and JSON-LD context.

This makes page writing more grounded. CLEA is not starting from a blank prompt. It is working on a real file.

Do not treat synced files as automatically approved pages.

Review the draft, the claims, the links, the SEO basics, and the JSON-LD before publishing.

Goal: prepare sitemap files for GitHub sync.
Inputs: Sitemap folder, markdown files, URLs, metadata, internal links.
Steps: check each file for title, description, URL, useful body, and review notes.
Output: ready to sync, or a list of files to fix first.