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* Create CNAME * Update CNAME to aveproject.org * feat: rebuild records.js with 8 new AVE records (51 -> 59) Pulled the latest records from bawbel/ave/records and regenerated records.js via scripts/build-records.js, validating against the v1.0.0 schema. Updates the records badge count in README. * chore: replace ave.bawbel.io references with aveproject.org Updates canonical URLs, meta tags, JSON-LD, sitemap, robots.txt, crosswalk schema references, and docs to point at the new aveproject.org domain.
…e API (#28) * Create CNAME * Update CNAME to aveproject.org * fix: repoint record citation to the aveproject/ave source, not the private API The drawer's citation text was hardcoded to api.piranha.bawbel.io, a separate Bawbel product endpoint, independent of what a record's own references say. Point it at the actual records/*.json source file in aveproject/ave instead, and drop the "Bawbel/" prefix from the citation string itself — a researcher pasting this into their own paper shouldn't carry Bawbel branding in a citation meant to reference the open standard.
* Create CNAME * Update CNAME to aveproject.org * feat: rewrite schema.html for v1.1.0 The live page still documented the v1.0.0 shape: no provenance_vector, trifecta_profile, mitigation, or example_patterns; owasp_mapping and mitre_atlas_mapping shown as live field names; a flat 15-required-fields list that didn't reflect the draft/active conditional split; and github.com/bawbel/ave links throughout. Rewritten against the canonical schema/ave-record-1.1.0.schema.json in aveproject/ave: documents the two new v1.1.0 classification objects, renames the framework mapping fields, splits required fields into the 8 always-required plus the 7 that apply once a record leaves draft, and repoints domain/GitHub links to aveproject.org and aveproject/ave.
* Create CNAME * Update CNAME to aveproject.org * fix: remove Bawbel vendor coupling from architecture.html The detection-layers table's scanner column, the runtime-records callout, and the validation section's SVG and prose all named or implied a single reference implementation (bawbel scan, bawbel-scanner, PiranhaDB, api.piranha.bawbel.io) as if it were part of the standard. AVE is meant to be implementation-neutral: describe what a conforming scanner or fixture relationship looks like in the abstract, not which vendor ships it.
Every footer carried Bawbel's own consumer-facing slogan ("Sense. Protect.
Secure. — ocean & beyond") and bare domain directly beneath the sentence
stating AVE is meant to outlive any single implementation, including
Bawbel's — a direct contradiction on every page of the standard's site.
Replaced with a copyright line and license, keeping two spans so the
.base flex layout (justify-content: space-between) isn't disturbed. Six
files needed this, not four: schema.html was not already fixed as assumed,
and scoring.html carries the same footer template but wasn't in scope of
the original audit.
…mn (#36) The crosswalk table's row builder still read owasp_mapping and mitre_atlas_mapping, both renamed away, and never read nist_ai_rmf at all since that field didn't exist when this table was first built. Reading a missing property returns undefined silently, so this failed with no console error. Adds a fourth NIST AI RMF column and reads owasp_asi/mitre_atlas/ nist_ai_rmf directly from each record. Verified against the live records.js: AVE-2026-00001 now populates real values in all four framework columns.
Reworks sentences, headings, and the shared footer paragraph across all six pages to read without em-dashes, per house style. Title tags, meta descriptions, SVG diagram labels, and JS placeholder/label strings are left untouched as non-prose exceptions.
Transcribes docs/specs/ave-implementer-guide.md from aveproject/ave (post em-dash and stale-endpoint fixes in PR #65) using the site's existing page template (topbar/pagehead/footer from schema.html). Not yet linked from nav or footer on any page; that's a separate change.
…card (#45) * feat: add implementer-guide.html Transcribes docs/specs/ave-implementer-guide.md from aveproject/ave (post em-dash and stale-endpoint fixes in PR #65) using the site's existing page template (topbar/pagehead/footer from schema.html). Not yet linked from nav or footer on any page; that's a separate change. * feat: wire implementer guide into nav/footer, add copy buttons and homepage card - Adds a "Guide" top-nav link and "Implementer Guide" footer link to all six existing pages plus a self-referential active link on the new page itself. Verified at both desktop and mobile widths: the nav does not wrap or crowd with six items, and the mobile hamburger menu opens cleanly with all six entries plus GitHub. - Fixes stale github.com/bawbel/ave nav/footer/body links (registry, crosswalks, architecture, scoring) to github.com/aveproject/ave, found while touching those same nav blocks. github.com/bawbel/scanner links (the separate reference-scanner repo) are untouched. - Adds a copy-to-clipboard button to each code block on implementer-guide.html, reusing the site's existing dark codeblock styling. Verified live: click copies the exact code text and the button swaps to a checkmark. - Adds a sixth "Implementer guide" card to the homepage route grid, matching the existing card style and completing a 3x2 layout.
…#48) Fix 1: JSON-LD "name" field ("AVE — ..." -> "AVE: ...") on all seven pages, the last em-dash in that field. Fix 2: JSON-LD publisher reassigned from Bawbel (name + bawbel.io url) to AVE Project (name + aveproject.org url) on all seven pages, matching the neutral framing already used elsewhere on the site. logo was already correct and untouched. Fix 3: registry.html didn't read its own ?q= param, so the SearchAction already advertised in every page's structured data pointed at a feature that didn't exist. Pre-fills the existing #q search input from location.search on load, before the single existing render() call -- no parallel search mechanism, just feeding the URL param into the filter that was already wired to that input's input event.
* fix: remove Bawbel/AVE Project co-attribution from citation footer Same naming issue already fixed in registry.html's dynamic drawer citation (JSON-LD publisher fix), missed on this static footer block that appears on every page. Citation now attributes to AVE alone, matching the neutral framing used everywhere else on the site. * fix: improve implementer-guide.html readability - Pattern 1's "Returns" comma-run of six fields becomes a compact, wrapped .field-list instead of a dense sentence. - Pattern 2's overloaded paragraph (regeneration cadence + manifest contents + version pinning) splits into three focused paragraphs, with the manifest's three fields as a .field-list. - All three patterns' "when to use" text gets a .use-case wrapper with a gold left border, instead of blending into surrounding prose (or, for pattern 1, being <br>-joined into one dense paragraph). .field-list and .use-case are new; styles.css had no existing compact list style and no --accent variable, so .use-case reuses var(--gold), the site's existing accent color, rather than introducing a new one. * fix: restore standard paragraph spacing inside .use-case blocks The 4px override between the "When to use" / "When not to use" lines was tighter than the sitewide 12px .doc p rhythm, reading as cramped next to the rest of the page. Dropping the override lets those paragraphs inherit the same spacing as every other paragraph on the page and site.
Reframes the repo as presentation-only over aveproject/ave, adds the Implementer Guide page, points to ave-api, and drops content likely to go stale (hardcoded record counts, hand-duplicated DNS runbook).
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