For a while the turva.dev homepage was rendered by a third party. The page was built on Sitejet, served to people as a JavaScript app, and served to agents through prerender.io, which returned a finished HTML snapshot so a crawler did not read an empty shell. It worked and it scored well, but it was a workaround. A site that sells agent-readiness should not depend on a separate service to be readable by agents.

Today the homepage moved into the Cloudflare Worker that already fronts the domain. The Worker renders the finished HTML itself, on every request, at the edge. There is no client-side hydration step and no prerender hop. An agent reads the real content in the first response, and so does a person.

What the Worker returns

The Worker decides by the request. A browser asking for HTML gets the rendered page. An agent that sends Accept: text/markdown gets a markdown version of the same content, at a fraction of the tokens. An agent that sends Accept: application/json gets a structured summary of the business and its services. The same facts, in the form the client asked for.

What this removed

The prerender.io branch is gone from the Worker. No request is sent to an external prerender service, and the token it used is no longer read. Sitejet now serves only static assets such as the social image, and those move to the Worker next. The page is one codebase, under version control, open source at github.com/busygoat/turvadev-pretender.

The result is measured, not asserted

The change was verified the same way the service verifies client work: by independent scanners, before and after. StartupHub read 100/100, grade A+, with all six categories at 100. isitagentready read Level 5, Agent-Native. The homepage migration did not drop a point.

One more note. This change was planned and deployed in a single session with an AI agent, and the result was checked by two independent scanners with no stake in the outcome. The claims on this site are measurements anyone can reproduce. Either the next scan reads the same or higher, or it does not.

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Originally published at https://turva.dev/blog/moving-off-prerender