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One engineer, one week, $1,100 in AI costs. Production builds on 33-route app: 1.67s vs 7.38s for Next.js 16 + Turbopack. Client bundles: 72.9 KB vs 168.9 KB. ~94% API coverage, zero source changes required. Cloudflare Blog
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A Cloudflare engineer used Claude Code to reimplement 94% of the Next.js API surface on Vite, spending $1,100 on tokens. Builds are 4.4x faster than Next.js 16 with Turbopack, client bundles 56% smaller. Both Pages Router and App Router supported. 3,900 stars trending. Stronge...
Cloudflare added Moonshot AI's Kimi K2.5 to Workers AI on March 19, making it the first frontier-scale open-source model available on edge compute with a full 256K context window, multi-turn tool calling, vision inputs, and structured outputs (Cloudflare Blog). Cloudflare repo...
Production skills are directory bundles where only the root loads at activation and references, schemas, scripts and nested subskills load on demand, so compressing the root misses most of the cost while flattening destroys the progressive-loading boundaries (arXiv 2608.30785)...
MIT-licensed, self-hosted, installs as a dependency in Next.js, Astro, Remix, SvelteKit or Nuxt rather than as a platform to migrate onto (Prelo). The agent writes content types, pages and copy through a content API, then keeps a scoped API key with an author role after launch...
Cloudflare released @cloudflare/computer on August 3 as day two of Agents Week, and the motivation in the engineering post is the part that should change your architecture thinking. Not speed. Capacity. (Cloudflare Blog) Their stated position: across every hyperscaler, there i...
The Cloudflare Blog details infrastructure for compensating content owners when agents, not humans, do the browsing. This is the money side of the agent-web shift. When your traffic is bots reading pages instead of people viewing them, the entire ad-and-referral model breaks,...
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