A lot of companies want to embrace AI, agents, etc. so they make their platforms easier to use by AI, implementing whatever the latest craze is.
I imagine we're going to see a lot more APIs open up (agentic finances?), a lot of granular access controls, etc.
Where was all of this when regular users had been asking for it for _years_?
Empowering users in general is a good thing, so, in a way, it's a good thing that OpenClaw and things of this nature are exposing all the issues with access controls and API interactions that many of our services have.
Now we just need a reason for AI agents to need "dark mode" on websites...
You could always do that. The only difference is CloudFlare can now do this on-the-fly, automatically translating HTML to Markdown. My understanding is that you don't have control over the conversion.
Expect this to be used to block agent traffic
> Otherwise please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don't editorialize.
They're not even coy about it so let me say it again: they're not working for the people using the agents, their working to serve the agents.
After reading the blog, turns out it is about markdown on the edge. lmao.
I understand their arguments for it - and completely disagree - so I can't help but think that anyone who is on the pro-AI side of things would do well to steer clear of them if possible.
[1]: https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/03/cloudflare-turns-ai-again...
