I don't know if this has been discussed before - unfortunately GH search turns up a tonne of false-positive results with json-schema. :/

I've been through the project a bit and found that the actual schema is described in about 6 formats (on the developers page and releases) - none of those formats feel very useful (strictly in my opinion). Then there's the rest of the site, where the schema is being documented in HTML - which feels antiquated.

So the big question is, why isn't json-ld schema available as json-schema?
It feels natural, expected and more publicly useful.

A very limited version is already available here: https://json.schemastore.org/jsonld.json, but it lacks most of the schema.

Why would this be useful?

1. the various json-schema libraries out there could be useable with jsonld (e.g. data validation, form building etc)
2. it would allow easy integration within IDEs:
   
   (PhpStorm/IDEA Example - that stuff becomes available right after adding "$schema": "https://json.schemastore.org/jsonld.json" to the json object)