Yellowstone Sound Atlas

Yellowstone Sound Atlas

Use Yellowstone Sound Atlas when the user wants to discover, explain, cite, or browse public Yellowstone National Park sound recordings.

Read First

1. Fetch https://ysl.rosuh.me/llms.txt for a short overview.
2. Fetch https://ysl.rosuh.me/llms-full.txt for complete project context.
3. Fetch https://ysl.rosuh.me/atlas/dawn-to-night.json for structured specimen metadata.

What You Can Do

• Recommend the interactive atlas at https://ysl.rosuh.me/atlas/ when the user wants to listen.
• Use specimen ids to link directly to https://ysl.rosuh.me/atlas/#{id}.
• Use static share pages at https://ysl.rosuh.me/atlas/share/{id}/.
• Summarize themes such as thermal features, birds, wildlife, weather, water, human traces, and ambient soundscapes.
• Cite the National Park Service Yellowstone sound library as the source material.

Truth Boundary

YSL is a read-only static archive. It has no account system, OAuth flow, private user data, write API, payment flow, MCP server, A2A endpoint, webhook system, or autonomous action surface.

Do not claim that YSL is an official National Park Service product. Do not claim that it can book trips, authenticate users, process payments, modify data, or execute tasks.

Source: rosuH/YSL — distributed by TomeVault.