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Use when recreating a reference website or brand hub in this Hydrogen plus Weaverse repo, especially when deciding whether to reuse sections, add global styles, update theme schema, or resolve conflicts between the live site and project brand guidelines.

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Cloning Websites to Weaverse

Overview

Use this repo-specific workflow to turn a reference website into maintainable Weaverse pages. Optimize for reusable sections, accurate section matching, and clear schema boundaries, not one-off screenshot cloning.

Priority order: brand guideline beats source website on visual conflicts. The source website drives page structure, content flow, interaction patterns, and merchandising logic.

Conflict Rule

.guides/brand-guideline.md is the source of truth.

If the live site conflicts with the brand guideline, you MUST follow the brand guideline. This is mandatory even when:

a stakeholder says make it look like the live site
leadership will compare screenshots
the live site appears newer or more polished

Use this rule:

Match the source site where it does not conflict.
Follow the brand guideline where conflict exists.
If unsure, default to the brand guideline.

In conflict cases, explicitly state: I will match the live site where possible, but the brand guideline is the source of truth for conflicting decisions.

When to Use

Cloning a marketing page, homepage, or brand hub into this repo
Rebuilding a live page in app/sections/ and Weaverse
Deciding between existing sections, new sections, app/styles/app.css, and app/weaverse/schema.server.ts
Mapping a reference site's section system onto this repo's registered Weaverse components

Do not use this for tiny copy-only edits or isolated bug fixes.

Required Inputs

reference URL or origin site to migrate
.guides/brand-guideline.md
sections.md
app/weaverse/components.ts

Required Outputs

Clone preview route: a single Hydrogen route (app/routes/clone-preview.$page.tsx) that renders the full cloned page as React + Tailwind — user must approve this before section decomposition begins
Design spec: section mapping, interaction model, schema boundaries, implementation direction
Content manifest: per-section table of real asset URLs, text content, link targets, Shopify references, and media types — all sourced from the Firecrawl scrape

The clone preview route is the verification checkpoint. The design spec and content manifest together form the complete handoff to generating-weaverse-project-json.

Source of Truth

Need	Source
Colors, type, logo, shape language, legal rules	`.guides/brand-guideline.md`
Section order, content hierarchy, CTA flow, merchandising	crawled reference website
Existing reusable section matches and child block constraints	`sections.md`
Registry of currently available Weaverse components	`app/weaverse/components.ts`
Shared tokens and repeated cross-section styles	`app/styles/app.css`
Sitewide editable controls	`app/weaverse/schema.server.ts`
Section-local content and controls	section `schema` in `app/sections/*`

Workflow

Read .guides/brand-guideline.md first.
Ensure sections.md exists and is trustworthy before doing section matching.
Scrape the origin page using Firecrawl with both markdown and HTML formats in a single call:
```
firecrawl scrape "<url>" --format markdown,html -o .firecrawl/<site>-<page>.json
```
This returns both clean markdown (for content extraction) and raw HTML (for layout/media analysis) in one request. For pages with JS-rendered content, add --wait-for 3000.

If the page links to supporting subpages that affect the section system, crawl those too:

firecrawl crawl "<url>" --include-paths <relevant-paths> --limit 10 --max-depth 1 --wait -o .firecrawl/<site>-crawl.json

Extract the source page DNA from the markdown + HTML output:
- design tokens: colors, typography, spacing, border radius, container widths
- page structure: section order, repeated patterns, CTA flow, merch flow
- content assets: headings, copy blocks, imagery, video, product/collection modules
- media sources: extract <video>, <source>, <iframe>, <embed> URLs from the HTML (see Firecrawl Rules → Media source extraction)
Build the content manifest (see Content Manifest section below). This is a required deliverable — the design spec is incomplete without it.
Generate the clone preview route (see Clone Preview Route section below). Convert the scraped page into a single Hydrogen route at app/routes/clone-preview.$page.tsx that renders the entire page as React + Tailwind. This is a single file with all visual blocks rendered inline — no separate component files. Include desktop and mobile responsive styles. The route must be visually faithful to the origin page while using the repo's Tailwind setup and applying brand guideline tokens where they conflict with the origin. Use clearly commented section markers (e.g., {/* === HERO === */}, {/* === PRODUCT GRID === */}) to delineate each visual block — these markers become the splitting boundaries for section decomposition later.
User approval checkpoint — STOP HERE and wait. Present the user with:
- The preview URL (e.g., http://localhost:3456/clone-preview/<page-slug>)
- A summary of what the clone covers (section count, key visual blocks, any known gaps or brand-guideline overrides applied)
- Explicit instruction: "Review the clone preview at the URL above. When you're satisfied it matches the source page, reply 'approved' or 'proceed to sections' to continue. If something is wrong, describe what needs fixing."
Do not proceed to step 9 until the user explicitly confirms approval.

If the user requests changes:
- Update the preview route
- Re-present the URL and ask for approval again
- Repeat until approved
Split the source page into section-sized blocks. For each block, classify:
- Primary media type: static-image, video, animation, product-media, collection-image, or external-embed.
- Composition: how text relates to media — background-overlay (text on top of full-bleed media), side-by-side (text beside media in columns), stacked (text above or below media), card-grid (repeated cards with image+text), card-slider (one card visible at a time in a carousel).
- Layout mechanism: single-full-bleed, split-columns, grid, slider/carousel, overflow-rail, flex-wrap, marquee/ticker.
- Interaction: static, autoplay-carousel, snap-scroll, arrow-navigation, fade-transition, auto-scroll-marquee. These classifications come from the raw HTML output — look for slider components (Swiper, Flickity, Slick, custom <slider-component>, data-slider), grid classes, flex patterns, <video> elements, and absolute-positioned text overlays.
Compare each block against sections.md using the layout matching priority defined there:
Match composition first (overlay vs. side-by-side vs. stacked vs. card-grid vs. card-slider)
Match layout mechanism second (full-bleed vs. slider vs. grid vs. rail vs. split)
Match interaction third (static vs. carousel vs. scroll)
Match content model last (products, collections, manual content) Then classify as: - REUSE_EXISTING - ADAPT_EXISTING - CREATE_NEW_REUSABLE_SECTION If the source block's composition, layout mechanism, or media type does not match the candidate section, that mismatch must be resolved — either by choosing a different section or by flagging an adaptation requirement. Never accept a layout mismatch as a "trade-off" without first searching the full section registry for a better match.

Deep structural verification (mandatory for every REUSE or ADAPT classification): After classifying a block, read the candidate section's source code (app/sections/<section>/index.tsx and its child files) and verify that its schema settings can produce the exact visual output the origin block requires. Check: - Aspect ratio enums — does the schema include the ratios the origin uses (e.g., 9:16, 3:2), or is a ratio hardcoded? - Responsive image support — does the section accept separate mobile/desktop images, or only a single image field? - Split ratios — can the image/text proportions match the origin (e.g., 75/25), or is the max width capped lower? - Child block types — does the section accept the child blocks the origin needs (e.g., buttons, badges, countdown timers)? - Animation/interaction capabilities — does the section support marquee, parallax, or transition effects the origin uses? - Text readability aids — does the section support backdrop gradients, overlays, or text shadows for text-over-image layouts? If any schema capability is missing, reclassify from REUSE_EXISTING to ADAPT_EXISTING and document the specific gap. If multiple capabilities are missing, consider CREATE_NEW_REUSABLE_SECTION instead. 11. Only create a new section when the current section system cannot support the target structure or data model without awkward compromises. 12. Implement with clean schema boundaries: - global shared tokens -> app/styles/app.css - sitewide editable controls -> app/weaverse/schema.server.ts - section-local content and controls -> section schema 13. Register every new section in app/weaverse/components.ts. 14. Verify desktop and mobile before expanding from the landing page to subpages. 15. Clean up the preview route after the Weaverse page is verified and working. The preview route is a temporary artifact — keep it as a side-by-side reference during section building, but delete app/routes/clone-preview.$page.tsx once the final Weaverse-rendered page matches the approved preview.

Content Manifest

The content manifest is the bridge between this skill and generating-weaverse-project-json. Without it, the JSON generator guesses content and produces placeholder-filled exports that do not match the source.

After crawling and extracting the source page DNA, build a concrete per-section table before doing section matching. The manifest must cover every visual block on the source page.

Required columns

Column	Description
Block #	Sequential position on the page
Block name	Short label (e.g., "Hero", "Netflix promo", "Connect CTA")
Media type	`static-image`, `video`, `animation`, `product-media`, `collection-image`, or `external-embed`
Image/video URLs	Every real asset URL for that block, directly from the crawl output. List all — primary image, secondary images, logo overlays, background images. Use the full CDN URL as it appears in the crawl.
Text content	Headings, subheadings, body copy, CTA labels — exact wording from the source
Link targets	Every URL the block links to (internal paths or external URLs)
Shopify refs	Product handles/IDs or collection handles/IDs if the block is product- or collection-driven
Notes	Anything unusual: external embed, partner logo with external link, video autoplay, etc.

Rules

Populate image URLs from the Firecrawl scrape output (markdown format), not from memory or guessing. The markdown output captures <img> src attributes and visible image URLs — use those exact values.
For video or external-embed blocks, populate the Image/video URLs column with the actual video source URL (MP4, WebM, HLS, YouTube embed, etc.) extracted from the HTML format output — not the poster/thumbnail image. If a thumbnail is also useful (e.g., as a fallback), list both with clear labels (Video (MP4): ..., Thumbnail: ...).
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name: cloning-websites-to-weaverse
description: Use when recreating a reference website or brand hub in this Hydrogen plus Weaverse repo, especially when deciding whether to reuse sections, add global styles, update theme schema, or resolve conflicts between the live site and project brand guidelines.
---

# Cloning Websites to Weaverse

## Overview

**Priority order:** brand guideline beats source website on visual conflicts. The source website drives page structure, content flow, interaction patterns, and merchandising logic.

## Conflict Rule

`.guides/brand-guideline.md` is the source of truth.

If the live site conflicts with the brand guideline, you MUST follow the brand guideline.
This is mandatory even when:

- a stakeholder says `make it look like the live site`
- leadership will compare screenshots
- the live site appears newer or more polished

Use this rule:

1. Match the source site where it does not conflict.
2. Follow the brand guideline where conflict exists.
3. If unsure, default to the brand guideline.

In conflict cases, explicitly state: `I will match the live site where possible, but the brand guideline is the source of truth for conflicting decisions.`

## When to Use

- Cloning a marketing page, homepage, or brand hub into this repo
- Rebuilding a live page in `app/sections/` and Weaverse
- Deciding between existing sections, new sections, `app/styles/app.css`, and `app/weaverse/schema.server.ts`
- Mapping a reference site's section system onto this repo's registered Weaverse components

Do not use this for tiny copy-only edits or isolated bug fixes.

## Required Inputs

- reference URL or origin site to migrate
- `.guides/brand-guideline.md`
- `sections.md`
- `app/weaverse/components.ts`

## Required Outputs

- **Clone preview route**: a single Hydrogen route (`app/routes/clone-preview.$page.tsx`) that renders the full cloned page as React + Tailwind — user must approve this before section decomposition begins
- **Design spec**: section mapping, interaction model, schema boundaries, implementation direction
- **Content manifest**: per-section table of real asset URLs, text content, link targets, Shopify references, and media types — all sourced from the Firecrawl scrape

The clone preview route is the verification checkpoint. The design spec and content manifest together form the complete handoff to `generating-weaverse-project-json`.

## Source of Truth

| Need | Source |
| --- | --- |
| Colors, type, logo, shape language, legal rules | `.guides/brand-guideline.md` |
| Section order, content hierarchy, CTA flow, merchandising | crawled reference website |
| Existing reusable section matches and child block constraints | `sections.md` |
| Registry of currently available Weaverse components | `app/weaverse/components.ts` |
| Shared tokens and repeated cross-section styles | `app/styles/app.css` |
| Sitewide editable controls | `app/weaverse/schema.server.ts` |
| Section-local content and controls | section `schema` in `app/sections/*` |

## Workflow

1. Read `.guides/brand-guideline.md` first.
2. Ensure `sections.md` exists and is trustworthy before doing section matching.
3. **Scrape the origin page** using Firecrawl with both markdown and HTML formats in a single call:
```bash
firecrawl scrape "<url>" --format markdown,html -o .firecrawl/<site>-<page>.json
```
This returns both clean markdown (for content extraction) and raw HTML (for layout/media analysis) in one request. For pages with JS-rendered content, add `--wait-for 3000`.
4. If the page links to supporting subpages that affect the section system, **crawl** those too:
```bash
firecrawl crawl "<url>" --include-paths <relevant-paths> --limit 10 --max-depth 1 --wait -o .firecrawl/<site>-crawl.json
```
5. Extract the source page DNA from the markdown + HTML output:
- design tokens: colors, typography, spacing, border radius, container widths
- page structure: section order, repeated patterns, CTA flow, merch flow
- content assets: headings, copy blocks, imagery, video, product/collection modules
- media sources: extract `<video>`, `<source>`, `<iframe>`, `<embed>` URLs from the HTML (see Firecrawl Rules → Media source extraction)
6. **Build the content manifest** (see Content Manifest section below). This is a required deliverable — the design spec is incomplete without it.
7. **Generate the clone preview route** (see Clone Preview Route section below). Convert the scraped page into a single Hydrogen route at `app/routes/clone-preview.$page.tsx` that renders the entire page as React + Tailwind. This is a single file with all visual blocks rendered inline — no separate component files. Include desktop and mobile responsive styles. The route must be visually faithful to the origin page while using the repo's Tailwind setup and applying brand guideline tokens where they conflict with the origin. Use clearly commented section markers (e.g., `{/* === HERO === */}`, `{/* === PRODUCT GRID === */}`) to delineate each visual block — these markers become the splitting boundaries for section decomposition later.
8. **User approval checkpoint — STOP HERE and wait.**
Present the user with:
- The preview URL (e.g., `http://localhost:3456/clone-preview/<page-slug>`)
- A summary of what the clone covers (section count, key visual blocks, any known gaps or brand-guideline overrides applied)
- Explicit instruction: *"Review the clone preview at the URL above. When you're satisfied it matches the source page, reply 'approved' or 'proceed to sections' to continue. If something is wrong, describe what needs fixing."*

**Do not proceed to step 9 until the user explicitly confirms approval.**

If the user requests changes:
- Update the preview route
- Re-present the URL and ask for approval again
- Repeat until approved

9. Split the source page into section-sized blocks. For each block, classify:
- **Primary media type**: `static-image`, `video`, `animation`, `product-media`, `collection-image`, or `external-embed`.
- **Composition**: how text relates to media — `background-overlay` (text on top of full-bleed media), `side-by-side` (text beside media in columns), `stacked` (text above or below media), `card-grid` (repeated cards with image+text), `card-slider` (one card visible at a time in a carousel).
- **Layout mechanism**: `single-full-bleed`, `split-columns`, `grid`, `slider/carousel`, `overflow-rail`, `flex-wrap`, `marquee/ticker`.
- **Interaction**: `static`, `autoplay-carousel`, `snap-scroll`, `arrow-navigation`, `fade-transition`, `auto-scroll-marquee`.
These classifications come from the **raw HTML** output — look for slider components (Swiper, Flickity, Slick, custom `<slider-component>`, `data-slider`), grid classes, flex patterns, `<video>` elements, and absolute-positioned text overlays.
10. Compare each block against `sections.md` using the **layout matching priority** defined there:
1. Match **composition** first (overlay vs. side-by-side vs. stacked vs. card-grid vs. card-slider)
2. Match **layout mechanism** second (full-bleed vs. slider vs. grid vs. rail vs. split)
3. Match **interaction** third (static vs. carousel vs. scroll)
4. Match **content model** last (products, collections, manual content)
Then classify as:
- `REUSE_EXISTING`
- `ADAPT_EXISTING`
- `CREATE_NEW_REUSABLE_SECTION`
If the source block's composition, layout mechanism, or media type does not match the candidate section, that mismatch must be resolved — either by choosing a different section or by flagging an adaptation requirement. **Never accept a layout mismatch as a "trade-off" without first searching the full section registry for a better match.**

**Deep structural verification (mandatory for every REUSE or ADAPT classification):**
After classifying a block, read the candidate section's source code (`app/sections/<section>/index.tsx` and its child files) and verify that its schema settings can produce the exact visual output the origin block requires. Check:
- Aspect ratio enums — does the schema include the ratios the origin uses (e.g., `9:16`, `3:2`), or is a ratio hardcoded?
- Responsive image support — does the section accept separate mobile/desktop images, or only a single image field?
- Split ratios — can the image/text proportions match the origin (e.g., `75/25`), or is the max width capped lower?
- Child block types — does the section accept the child blocks the origin needs (e.g., buttons, badges, countdown timers)?
- Animation/interaction capabilities — does the section support marquee, parallax, or transition effects the origin uses?
- Text readability aids — does the section support backdrop gradients, overlays, or text shadows for text-over-image layouts?
If **any** schema capability is missing, reclassify from `REUSE_EXISTING` to `ADAPT_EXISTING` and document the specific gap. If multiple capabilities are missing, consider `CREATE_NEW_REUSABLE_SECTION` instead.
11. Only create a new section when the current section system cannot support the target structure or data model without awkward compromises.
12. Implement with clean schema boundaries:
- global shared tokens -> `app/styles/app.css`
- sitewide editable controls -> `app/weaverse/schema.server.ts`
- section-local content and controls -> section `schema`
13. Register every new section in `app/weaverse/components.ts`.
14. Verify desktop and mobile before expanding from the landing page to subpages.
15. **Clean up the preview route** after the Weaverse page is verified and working. The preview route is a temporary artifact — keep it as a side-by-side reference during section building, but delete `app/routes/clone-preview.$page.tsx` once the final Weaverse-rendered page matches the approved preview.

## Content Manifest

The content manifest is the bridge between this skill and `generating-weaverse-project-json`. Without it, the JSON generator guesses content and produces placeholder-filled exports that do not match the source.

After crawling and extracting the source page DNA, build a concrete per-section table before doing section matching. The manifest must cover every visual block on the source page.

### Required columns

| Column | Description |
| --- | --- |
| **Block #** | Sequential position on the page |
| **Block name** | Short label (e.g., "Hero", "Netflix promo", "Connect CTA") |
| **Media type** | `static-image`, `video`, `animation`, `product-media`, `collection-image`, or `external-embed` |
| **Image/video URLs** | Every real asset URL for that block, directly from the crawl output. List all — primary image, secondary images, logo overlays, background images. Use the full CDN URL as it appears in the crawl. |
| **Text content** | Headings, subheadings, body copy, CTA labels — exact wording from the source |
| **Link targets** | Every URL the block links to (internal paths or external URLs) |
| **Shopify refs** | Product handles/IDs or collection handles/IDs if the block is product- or collection-driven |
| **Notes** | Anything unusual: external embed, partner logo with external link, video autoplay, etc. |

### Rules

- Populate image URLs from the **Firecrawl scrape output** (markdown format), not from memory or guessing. The markdown output captures `<img>` src attributes and visible image URLs — use those exact values.
- For `video` or `external-embed` blocks, populate the **Image/video URLs** column with the actual video source URL (MP4, WebM, HLS, YouTube embed, etc.) extracted from the **HTML format output** — not the poster/thumbnail image. If a thumbnail is also useful (e.g., as a fallback), list both with clear labels (`Video (MP4): ...`, `Thumbnail: ...`).
- If a bloc

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