The Spectare component library is now a first-class destination in the Product menu. Previously it was only reachable through the demo landing page; it now appears under Components in the top navigation, putting the full rendering reference one click away from anywhere on the site.
The library page shows every component in its real rendered form alongside the exact JSON that the flattenAssembly serializer returns for it. The disclosure panels are generated by the real serializer, so what you see on the page is exactly what format: flat returns in production. There is no gap between the documentation and the live output.
A note at the top of the page makes the headless model explicit: rendering is optional. The assembly API returns structured JSON and your templates do the rendering. The library shows you what each component looks like when a host applies a light theme, which is the realistic case for most marketing sites.
The page also now has its own metadata and appears in the sitemap, so it is indexable and shareable as a standalone reference.
This is one atom from the Spectare content library. Spectare assembles the right atoms for each visitor in real time, based on who they are and how they arrived.