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This site is a small argument in favour of its own thesis: content that lives as plain files in a repository is content an agent can work with.

Stack

Astro, static output, deployed to GitHub Pages by a GitHub Actions workflow on every push to main. No database, no server, no analytics.

Type

Fraunces for everything serif, using its optical-size axis so one family covers both display and body. Lato for interface text, IBM Plex Mono for code. All three are downloaded at build time and served from this domain — the page makes no external font requests.

Colour

Six tokens, defined once, redefined once for dark mode. Every pairing is measured against WCAG AA before it ships. One colour, a sea blue, is used only for icons because it does not pass contrast for text.

For agents

Every entry is available as clean Markdown — append .md to any entry URL. There is an llms.txt index and a complete index of every entry in both languages. Articles carry JSON-LD that points at their Markdown mirror.

The repository carries an AGENTS.md describing the content contract, and two skills — one for adding a link, one for adding an essay, note or playbook.

Credit where it is due

The information architecture, type scale and layout owe an obvious debt to Maggie Appleton. The idea that content types should be sorted by how finished the thinking is, rather than by subject, is hers.