Package Product Groups

Capell groups first-party packages by customer-facing value. Composer names remain focused and stable; the product group controls how packages appear in catalogues, pricing, and marketplace screens.

Capell Foundation

Free baseline packages:

Package	Composer name
Blog	`capell-app/blog`
Navigation	`capell-app/navigation`
Tags	`capell-app/tags`
Address	`capell-app/address`
Media Library	`capell-app/media-library`
Frontend Authoring	`capell-app/frontend-authoring`
Foundation Theme	`capell-app/foundation-theme`
Theme Agency	`capell-app/theme-agency`
Theme Corporate	`capell-app/theme-corporate`

Tags and Media Library are Foundation packages because taxonomy and media management are normal CMS expectations. Redirect management is built into Capell Core/Admin rather than shipped as an add-on package.

Premium Groups

Product group	Bundle key	Packages
Capell Commercial	`commercial`	AIOrchestrator
Capell FormBuilder	`form-builder`	FormBuilder
Capell Publishing Pro	`publishing-pro`	PublishingStudio
Capell Operations	`operations`	MigrationAssistant, Diagnostics, Login Audit
Capell Growth	`growth`	Insights, CampaignStudio
Capell Communications	`communications`	Email Studio
Capell Search & SEO	`search-seo`	SEO Suite, Search; AI Discovery, llms.txt, page Markdown, crawler policy, readiness audits
Capell Themes	`themes`	Commerce Theme, Healthcare Theme, SaaS Theme

Manifest Fields

Every first-party package should expose:

{
    "productGroup": "Capell Themes",
    "tier": "premium",
    "bundle": "themes"
}

Use stable bundle keys in code and marketplace syncs. Use product group names in user-facing UI and docs.

Naming Rule

Do not rename Composer packages simply because they sell together. For example, capell-app/migration-assistant, capell-app/diagnostics, and capell-app/login-audit stay separate packages but group together as Capell Operations.

Email Studio uses Capell Communications because transactional email is a distinct operational surface. It supports Growth and FormBuilder workflows, but it should not be sold as a newsletter or campaign audience tool.