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User-Agent Router - Shared application layer that serves the same information to Agents, Crawlers, Humans, and APIs
A template for building agent-friendly Cloudflare Workers from first principles, without many dependencies, in the most minimal way possible.
Stack:
Cloudflare Worker WinterTC Syntax in Typescript but allowing JS
Vanilla HTML with inline Tailwind or vanilla CSS
Server-side rendering
Vanilla JS
Philosophy
The reason I built this is that I feel most of the web today is built on legacy standards and frameworks, and I wanted to show a different way. The most important fact that is the root for the choices that I've made, is that we don't need to serve just 1 format for any page, but we need to serve:
structured data for apis
markdown for agents
html for SEO crawlers and humans
og-image for social media
This template implementation shows how to do this in a way that makes intuitive sense, adhering to the accept and user-agent headers properly, serving the right format to the right client, while still allowing easy testing by changing the extension in the path.
I think this could be a great starting point to build a framework that goes back to basics, serving: JS, HTML, CSS, JSON, and PNG, all from a Cloudflare worker.
Benefits
Shared application layer that serves the same information to agents, crawlers, humans, and APIs
Developer-friendly: intuitive and accessible paths for easy testing.