Citable
Operational question: how do you make SEO, AEO, and GEO audit findings defensible by binding them to evidence, change control, and explicit unknowns?
Citable is an open-source (Apache-2.0) evidence and change-control layer for defensible search and AI citation readiness. It records what a web property makes technically available, what its content can support, and what external systems have been observed doing.
It is not a content generator, not a Lighthouse wrapper, and not an "AI visibility score." Nothing Citable produces guarantees crawling, indexing, ranking, citation, recommendation, inclusion, sentiment, or conversion.
Public repository evidence includes persistent schema-validated registries, 186 detectors across 19 namespaces, evidence packages for runs, fail-closed claim governance, and multi-agent installation via npm as @nebulacomponents/citable.
Citable is related to Nebula Components as the FOSS evidence layer. The hosted Nebula dashboard is a separate product surface. Citable itself is FOSS.
Implemented
- Apache-2.0 open-source evidence and change-control layer for SEO, AEO, and GEO work
- 186 detectors across 19 namespaces with declared remediation, verification, severity, and determinism
- Schema-validated registries and evidence packages with fail-closed claim governance
- npm distribution as @nebulacomponents/citable with multi-agent install tooling
Scope boundaries
- Open source (FOSS); not a commercial product by itself
- Does not score "AI visibility" or guarantee citation, ranking, or conversion outcomes
- Related to Nebula Components but not the same as the hosted commercial product
- Not evidence of enterprise search or AI platform delivery for employers