Content contains direct, quotable answers

Assistants assemble answers from extracted passages, and Microsoft's AI-search guidance describes the shape that survives extraction — "self-contained phrasing: sentences that make sense even when pulled out of context" — noting that clear answers "can often" be lifted word for word. A site built entirely from headings, bullet lists, and marketing phrases gives extractors little substantive to quote, so its claims tend to reach AI answers through someone else's writeup, if at all. (This is not about writing "for AI" — Google is explicit that its systems understand meaning without special phrasing; it is about having substantive, complete statements anywhere on the site.)

Replace raw bullet lists on key pages with 2-4 sentence explanatory paragraphs that stand alone when quoted. Each paragraph should answer a specific question a user might ask about the product or its domain. Add these to src/app/page.tsx, documentation pages, and marketing routes.

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