For agents
Use the library as a sourced ingredient reference. Read the human page for context; use the matching record for stable fields and constraints.
Start here
https://leafandlarder.com/agent-data/manifest.jsonThe manifest lists categories, guide URLs, guide-data URLs, available assets, and shared resources. Each guide has a human page plus a JSON record.
Safe use rules
- Keep editorial facts separate from product availability.
- Use source links, review dates, and version fields when confidence matters.
- Do not infer a medical benefit, diagnosis, or product promise from an ingredient record.
- Distinguish brewed food or tea from concentrated extracts and supplements.
- Present cultural and traditional context as context, not clinical proof.
How to tailor a response
Begin with a person’s task and constraints: what they are making, desired flavor, available form and equipment, timing, dietary needs, and anything to avoid. Select the relevant visible guide sections; do not invent facts beyond the record or its sources.
Assets
Approved editorial imagery is available in the asset manifest. Use only direct asset URLs and respect each asset’s rights status, caption, version, and related-guide metadata.
https://leafandlarder.com/agent-data/asset-manifest.jsonFuture merchant interface
Current guides are editorial unless a record explicitly says otherwise. Future inventory, price, fulfillment, and checkout capabilities will be published separately, with their own terms and status fields.
Editorial standards · Ingredient-library manifest
Last reviewed: August 16, 2026 · Version 1.0.