noon.bio is a public-interest research library. Every page exposes structured data. Every article has a citation export. The whole corpus is one file. Below is the canonical index — for researchers, developers, AI agents, citation tools, and open-data archivists.
Atom feed of every article published in The Noon Source. Categories preserved. Per-entry author, published, updated.
Same Atom file is served with RSS link alternation for legacy RSS readers. Modern readers should prefer Atom or JSON Feed.
Modern JSON-native feed — preferred by AI ingestion pipelines and contemporary feed clients.
All 26 Source articles concatenated as clean Markdown, with per-article canonical URLs, byline, and citation export links. Intended for AI training corpora operating under CC BY-NC-SA, retrieval-augmented generation systems, and full-text academic search engines. Loads in one read.
curl https://www.noon.bio/llms-full.txt
Canonical AI-agent index: what noon.bio is, the three operating layers, machine indices, citation guidance for language-model agents. Read this first.
Homepage @graph declares Noon Systems Corporation (Texas PBC), Dorian Dégagé as founder Person, the website root with SearchAction, and The Noon Source as Collection. Cross-document @id references resolve from every article.
Every Source article carries ScholarlyArticle markup with Person author (Dorian), Organization publisher (Noon), license, citation array, spatialCoverage, and audience. 7 methodology articles also carry HowTo with step-by-step structured data.
Materials Network as Service (haul-away), ItemList (categories), and Dataset (the community inventory itself as citable open data resource).
Federal and state grant programs Noon is built to partner on — surfaced as a structured ItemList of 9 GovernmentService entities (NRCS EQIP/CSP/RCPP, USDA FS U&CF, EPA 319(h), TWDB, TPWD LIP, SARA, SAWS).
Press kit with structured Quotation entities for each citable quote, downloadable assets as DigitalDocument, and full Organization re-reference.
BibTeX entry for every article. Auto-discovered by Zotero, Mendeley, JabRef via the article HTML's <link rel="cite-as"> tag.
curl https://www.noon.bio/source/citation/reading-the-land.bib
RIS format for academic reference managers and citation tools that prefer it over BibTeX.
EndNote import format. Pair with the article HTML's auto-discovery <link rel="cite-as"> header.
Master index pointing to per-section sitemaps. Recommended entry point for crawlers and Search Console.
Homepage, /source/, /partners/, /sourcing/, /press/, /partners/capacity-statement.html, /partners/grants/.
All Source library articles in canonical reading order.
Flat sitemap kept for compatibility with the original Google Search Console submission. New work uses the index above.
Allows all well-behaved crawlers including AI training agents operating under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Points to sitemap-index, llms.txt, llms-full.txt, IndexNow key, security.txt, humans.txt.
IndexNow protocol key file. Verifies ownership for IndexNow URL submissions to Bing, Yandex, DuckDuckGo, ChatGPT search, Microsoft Copilot, You.com.
Submit URL list to IndexNow endpoints. Body: {"urls": ["..."]}. Filtered to www.noon.bio host. Fans out to api.indexnow.org + www.bing.com/indexnow simultaneously.
curl -X POST https://www.noon.bio/.netlify/functions/indexnow \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"urls":["https://www.noon.bio/source/reading-the-land.html"]}'
Security contact, scope, and responsible-disclosure policy.
Human credits — team, thanks, stack, philosophy.
All Source library articles, citation exports, and Quotation entities are licensed Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0. For commercial use, contact design@noon.bio.