Mike Levin AI-Readiness Consultant

An RFC 9110 asteroid just struck the pre-render industry.

In 2017, SPAs broke search, so teams built fragile headless browser farms to render HTML. In the agentic era, burning compute to hydrate client-side code just so AI crawlers can scrape it back into Markdown is obsolete technical debt.

The fix is native HTTP: RFC 9110 content negotiation and RFC 9111 edge caching.
This channel documents Bimodal CDN-Native architecture:

 * Origin-level Markdown served directly via Accept: text/markdown
 * Tier-1 CDN edge caching via Vary: Accept with zero headless Chromium farms
 * Sub-50ms TTFB, 90% lower compute, and zero drift
 * 24/7 live wire telemetry, empirical bot observation, and deterministic local-first tooling

Stop building fragile Rube Goldberg pre-render farms for bots.

Retained AI-Readiness Briefings: The RFC that cancels the RFP.