site
Describes the website as a top-level MSP-1 semantic entity.
MSP-1 Namespace Term
msp:parent
Identifies the higher-level resource, page, section, collection, or structural context that contains or organizes the current MSP-1 resource.
Definition
msp:parent declares the parent relationship for a resource within an MSP-1 implementation. It helps agents, validators, and implementation tools understand hierarchy, inheritance, breadcrumb logic, structural placement, and contextual grouping.
The canonical parent form is an object with at least id. Additional fields such as url, type, label, relation, path, and depth may provide useful hierarchy context where appropriate.
Usage
{
"msp:parent": {
"id": "lighting-guide"
}
}
Parent declaration with type and relation:
{
"msp:parent": {
"id": "guides",
"type": "collection",
"relation": "organizational"
}
}
Parent declaration with URL and path:
{
"msp:parent": {
"id": "documentation",
"url": "https://msp-1.org/spec/",
"type": "page",
"relation": "direct",
"path": [
"site-root",
"documentation"
],
"depth": 2
}
}
Legacy flat-string parent values may be interpreted as a parent URL or identifier when graceful degradation is appropriate. The canonical MSP-1 v1.0.1 form is an object with at least id.
Related Terms
page
Describes a single web page or page-equivalent resource as an addressable semantic unit.
section
Describes a logical or structural subdivision of a page.
id
Provides a stable, unique identifier for an MSP-1 resource, entity, page, section, or conceptual element.
url
Identifies the primary web-addressable location associated with an MSP-1 resource.
canonical
Identifies the preferred authoritative URL representation of a resource when multiple representations may exist.
provenance
Documents the origin, lineage, creation method, source relationship, and contributor context of an MSP-1 resource.