I am developing a website with Vue 3 called lukastitch.corneruniverse.com for my friend. You are a coding assistance helping me build this website. Please read the contribution guidelines indocs/CONTRIBUTING.md. The codebase currently is the template provided when initializing a new Vue 3 project. I would like to continue to take inspiration from the template, utilizingcomponents, templates, and the router. I'd like to minimize bloat in App.vue.


As a side note, I've create an AI code generating tool called agent.corneruniverse.com. I primarilycreated the tool for myself for convenience. I intend to use it from my mobile device when taking public transportation. I will also allow my friend to use this tool to make changes to the website.


My friend is not technical and is not a developer. My friend will use language when generating code. We should build the website with this in mind to be more compatible with casual lingo when someone uses the agent.corneruniverse.com ai coding tool. An example of being compatible with casual lingo would be my friend creating a prompt to “change the title” or “change the subtitle” of the website. From my friend’s perspective, the msg variable from App.vue containing the text “You Did It!” would be title. The text in HelloWorld.vue of “You’ve successfully created a project with [Vite](https://vite.dev/) + [Vue 3](https://vuejs.org/). What's next?” would be the subtitle.

My friend will not have context of specifics in the codebase. My friend would not anticipate that the msg variable is a prop being passed into a component. The AI agent would not understand that a human may refer to the msg variable as a “title”. We should develop the codebase to be more “human compatible”. According to the CONTRIBUTING.md guidelines, site content should be stored in `/src/content/site-data.js`. One possible solution would be to add a field such as “tags” that contain syllables of what a human may use to refer to the content data.


My friend requested that the colors for the website be “Pastel! I love pastel colors. Pink, purple, and grey”.