[
  {
    "id": "what-is-phenomena",
    "question": "What is Phenomena Labs?",
    "answer": "Phenomena Labs is a studio for contemporary art and technologies. It researches, develops, designs, implements, installs, and supports artworks in buildings, atriums, museums, media facades, and public spaces."
  },
  {
    "id": "who-is-ronen",
    "question": "Who is Ronen Tanchum?",
    "answer": "Ronen Tanchum is a post-national contemporary artist working with living systems, machine perception, environmental data, and public space."
  },
  {
    "id": "commission",
    "question": "How do commissions work?",
    "answer": "Clients commission works by Ronen Tanchum, produced by Phenomena Labs. The useful first packet includes site, institution, timeline, budget range, display system, sensing/data constraints, maintenance expectations, and decision maker."
  },
  {
    "id": "llms",
    "question": "What can LLM agents do here?",
    "answer": "Agents can read artwork records, compare projects, assemble dossiers, build exhibition manifests, generate preview links, inspect onchain token data, prepare commission context, and route serious actions to humans."
  },
  {
    "id": "privacy",
    "question": "Why are direct runtime artwork URLs hidden?",
    "answer": "The terminal exposes public project, collection, and token links, but does not print sensitive artwork runtime URLs. Exhibition playback uses the runtime internally through the viewer."
  },
  {
    "id": "exhibition",
    "question": "Are exhibition previews public commitments?",
    "answer": "No. Preview links are lightweight client-side manifests for review. Public hosting, commissioning, and runtime access require direct studio agreement and activation."
  }
]