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6 articles tagged with "web-standards"
I stopped publishing files for agents to discover and built an interface they can act on: markdown mirrors, an A2A agent card, and verifiable skills.
We keep blaming AI-generated content for poisoning the web. But the slop is downstream of a market shift: search stopped sending users to publishers, publishers stopped being able to fund human writing, and AI filled the gap. The diagnosis matters.
Algorithmic feeds and AI slop are exhausting. RSS keeps it simple: you choose what you read. Miniflux is the privacy-first reader that gets it right.
Why the Web Audio API's ambitious design collided with what developers actually needed, and what its history teaches about web standards.
The /llms.txt standard is an elegant proposal for AI-friendly web content. It has one fundamental problem: no major AI platform actually uses it.
I walk through RFC 8615's /.well-known/ namespace, where security contacts, OAuth endpoints, and password-change URLs finally got a standard home.