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Preamble

I've been discussing and committed to a Schema.org-first approach to building content models in Drupal for several years. Along the way, someone described Schema.org as "food for machines."

Originally, for Schema.org "machines" meant search engines; now it definitely means AIs and LLMs. Defining and generating accurate, well-structured Schema.org JSON-LD for a website is challenging and often treated as an afterthought. Even if you use my Schema.org Blueprints to create a Schema.org-first content model, it still requires significant work to set up and maintain.

AI can analyze vast amounts of information and provide instant answers to complex questions, or complete challenging tasks within minutes. Last year, I began to see how one could prompt an AI to recommend the ideal Schema.org JSON-LD markup by providing URLs to example content and linking to the appropriate Schema.org types and properties. Keep in mind that the LLMs behind AIs understand every public webpage and actively examine every piece of Schema.org markup on the web.

This realization led me to the notion that in Drupal, we can leverage our existing AI modules and tools to have AIs generate Schema.org JSON-LD markup for content with as little as a well-thought-out prompt.

Before I introduce you to my AI Schema.org JSON-LD module, three things need to be stated immediately and will be addressed in this post and a follow-up.

The remainder of this post is directly copied from the module's project page, with the understanding that additional posts are needed to cover the implications of this module for developers, such as myself, and for site builders and owners.

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