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title: About
description: Why OpnPress uses markdown, source mirrors, and machine-friendly
  page structure.
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# About

OpnPress treats content like a source tree and the rendered site like a publishable view of that tree.

The point is not just to move fast. The point is to make the structure obvious enough that a human can edit it and an LLM can understand it without guessing.

## What this changes

- Markdown becomes the source of truth.
- Relative links show how pages connect.
- Source mirrors expose the same content in a machine-friendly form.
- Page metadata gives an LLM the context it needs to traverse the site correctly.

## Why that matters

When an LLM has better source data, it can produce better answers for the user. That matters whether the user is asking for a local business recommendation, a service comparison, or a page update.

## What authors get

Instead of fighting a visual builder, authors write the actual page structure directly. That makes the site easier to maintain, easier to expand, and easier to hand off to tools that generate or update pages from context.

## How it fits the product

The home page explains why AI discovery is changing how people find site and company data. This page explains the publishing model that makes that possible.