Industry blueprints.

An industry blueprint describes what a kind of business needs from its site. Kaleta ships six: clinic, manufacturer, craftsman, driving school, farm and municipality.

What a blueprint brings

• Collections – the ready-made collections the business needs (a municipality gets a notice board, documents, events, people and FAQ), each with a hidden list page. Collections the site already has are left alone.
• Facts – the details such a site states, without values: insurers of a clinic, the licence categories of a driving school, the mayor of a municipality.
• Questions for the owner. Each answer becomes a fact, so the site can state it anywhere as {{fact.key}}.
• Checks in the site audit (kind Industry checks): a fact that is still empty, a collection without items, a price list not updated for a year, a missing page such as the accessibility statement.
• Instructions for Claude – what visitors of such a site look for first and what never to claim. Every Claude connection gets them.

Apply one

1. Open Administration → Industry blueprint.
2. Click the blueprint. Its collections and facts are created right away.
3. Answer the Questions for the owner and save – or ask Claude to go through them with you.
4. Fix what Checks lists.

Remove takes the questions, checks and instructions off the site; the collections and facts it created stay.

Your own blueprints

Export this site as a blueprint downloads a JSON file with the presets your collections come from, your facts without their values, and the questions, checks and instructions of the applied blueprints. Upload it on another site under Apply a blueprint – useful when you build many similar sites.

A blueprint never contains content or values: no texts, prices or people. Checks are a fixed set of safe rules, never code.

With Claude

get_blueprint shows the applied blueprint, the open questions and the failing checks; apply_blueprint, remove_blueprint and export_blueprint do the rest.