docs: reframe techdocs for agentic AI workflows and 2024 whitepaper#539
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Highlights Accord Project's three-component architecture (Markdown text, Concerto schema, TypeScript logic) as natively suited to AI agent workflows, while preserving the human/legal framing that matters to lawyers. Changes: - Homepage: restored original hero tagline with a new subtitle capturing the human+machine duality; rewrite feature cards to hold both the legal drafter and the machine/agent perspective; add "Built for Agent Workflows" section linking to the new AI guide and whitepaper; add whitepaper to the ecosystem strip. Fix navbar duplicate title, ecosystem contrast, content block alignment, and dark/light background alternation. - docs/accordproject-ai.md (new): dedicated AI & Agent Workflows guide covering why Markdown, TypeScript, and Concerto Schema each suit agent workflows, APAP/MCP tooling, and academic research citations. - docs/accordproject.md: reframe Lawyers section to lead with AI collaboration rather than blockchain; add AI agent paragraph for Developers. - docs/accordproject-slc.md: add "Machine-Legible to AI Agents" subsection with whitepaper quotes and academic citations. - docs/tutorial-hyperledger.md: upgrade deprecated notice to archived, redirect to APAP for modern integrations. - website/sidebars.js: add accordproject-ai to Introduction category. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
docs/accordproject-ai.md— dedicated AI & Agent Workflows guide explaining why Markdown, TypeScript, and Concerto Schema are each natively suited to agent workflows; covers APAP/MCP tooling and links to academic research and the 2024 whitepaper.docs/accordproject.md— Lawyers section rewritten to lead with AI collaboration and drop the throwaway "blockchain" mention; Developers section gains an AI agent + APAP/MCP paragraph.docs/accordproject-slc.md— New "Machine-Legible to AI Agents" subsection with whitepaper quotes and academic citations.docs/tutorial-hyperledger.md— Deprecated notice upgraded to Archived with a forward pointer to APAP for modern integrations.website/sidebars.js—accordproject-aiadded to the Introduction category (third, after Smart Legal Contracts).Motivation
Recent advances in agentic AI make the three-component Accord Project template architecture (Markdown text / Concerto schema / TypeScript logic) more relevant than ever — but the existing docs don't make that connection. This revision surfaces that story prominently, references the 2024 whitepaper throughout, and deprioritises blockchain references (without erasing history) in line with the project's current direction.
Reviewer notes
accordproject-faq.md; the existing "blockchain is optional" answer there is good positioning and was left intact.🤖 Generated with Claude Code