Improve npm discoverability: keywords, description, homepage#2
Improve npm discoverability: keywords, description, homepage#2dgarcia360 wants to merge 1 commit into
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npm search weights name, description, and keywords. The package had no keywords and a description without the words Docusaurus or chatbot, so it did not rank for 'docusaurus chatbot' searches. Bumps to 1.0.13 for republish (metadata-only change).
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughPackage metadata was updated for release 1.0.13: the version field incremented, description expanded to detail Docusaurus AI chatbot and AI search capabilities, keywords array added with search/AI/chatbot terms, and homepage and bugs URL fields updated. ChangesPackage Release and Metadata Update
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What
Metadata-only change to package.json, version bumped to 1.0.13 for republish:
Why
npm search ranks on name/description/keywords. An audit (2026-06-10) found docusaurus-biel ranks #19 for "docusaurus ai chatbot" and is absent from the top 20 for "docusaurus chatbot" — while no competitor ships a Docusaurus plugin at all.
After merge
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npm publish— the metadata only takes effect on npm with the new release.Summary by CodeRabbit