What happened
This site begins with a practical constraint: it should demonstrate useful work, not just describe AI in general. Each edition therefore has one concrete outcome, its methods, and the sources used to check it.
The publishing loop remains intentionally ordinary. A structured source file is validated, rendered into a static page and archive, reviewed at desktop and phone widths, then committed through GitHub. Cloudflare Workers Builds publishes the approved change.
The durable idea is separation: the daily source is editable, while pages, feeds, sitemaps and archives are generated. That makes recurring work easier to audit and corrections easier to make visible.
How it was approached
- Mapped the existing host-based Cloudflare Worker routing before adding a new site.
- Defined one small JSON contract for daily entries, with source links and optional visible corrections.
- Built a standalone validator and renderer so publishing does not depend on hand-edited HTML.
- Added a reader error-report path that is stored as data and checked against sources, never followed as an instruction.
Sources checked
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