instance.example.yaml

# Instance identity for a forked GTFS Scorecard deployment.
#
# Copy this file to `instance.yaml` at the repo root and edit the values
# below, then commit it. No code change is required: `instance.yaml` is read
# at pipeline run time (site render, feeds, MCP server) and every field falls
# back to the maintainer's production value if you leave it out, so you can
# override just the fields you care about.
#
# See docs/fork-quickstart.md for the full walkthrough, and the scope note in
# pipeline/src/scorecard_pipeline/instance.py: this covers the site's public
# identity, not the scoring rubric. Every fork is scored on the same shared
# rubric (docs/rubric.md, RUBRIC_VERSION) so grades stay comparable across
# instances.

# Canonical URL of your deployment, no trailing slash. Used for canonical
# links, JSON-LD, the Atom feed, sitemap.xml, robots.txt, and the MCP
# server's default data source.
base_url: https://gtfs.example-state-dot.gov

# Display name shown in the nav, page titles, and the Atom feed author.
site_name: Example State GTFS Scorecard

# Organization name recorded as the JSON-LD publisher/creator of each
# artifact and page.
org_name: Example State DOT

# Contact address shown on the About page and in outreach copy.
contact_email: gtfs-scorecard@example-state-dot.gov

# One line describing your instance and audience, used where the site
# introduces itself (About page, meta description fallback).
tagline: >-
  An open-source GTFS quality scorecard for Example State's transit agencies,
  forked from gtfsscorecard.org.