# CiteFacts

> Fragmented public information, republished as structured, current, provenance-backed records that people and software agents can retrieve and cite.

CiteFacts publishes each information family under its own first-level directory.
Every family exposes the same shape, so one integration works across all of them.

## Published families

- [Recall Ready](https://citefacts.com/recalls/) — Current U.S. household product recalls, normalized into one record per recall with hazard, remedy, urgency, and a link back to the official CPSC notice. Source: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. 250 current records. Agent guide: https://citefacts.com/recalls/llms.txt

## Site-wide entry points

- [Catalog JSON](https://citefacts.com/index.json) — every family with its machine endpoints
- [Sitemap index](https://citefacts.com/sitemap.xml)
- [Site health](https://citefacts.com/health.json)
- [Crawler policy](https://citefacts.com/robots.txt)

## Conventions

- `/<family>/index.json` lists records and derived collections.
- `/<family>/feed.json` is a JSON Feed 1.1 chronological view.
- Every HTML record has a matching `.json` and `.md` at the same path.
- Every record carries `official_url` (authoritative source), `retrieved_at`
  (when we fetched it), and `derivations` (how each derived field was computed).
- Source facts and publisher-derived fields are always distinguished.

CiteFacts is an independent publisher, not a government agency, and is not
affiliated with the authorities whose public records it reformats.