115 days after building this blog from a cabana in Cabo, I spent one afternoon — 2:54 PM to 6:23 PM, back to back — running a chain of admin panel improvements: image upload, a visual TODO viewer, drag-and-drop reorder, a “launch agent” button, four rounds of troubleshooting it, and three mobile layout bugs found by actually using it on my phone at the end.
Our AEO audit gave vibescoder.dev a clean bill of health. Cloudflare’s isitagentready.com gave it a 25 out of 100. Both audits were right — they were measuring two different competencies. Here’s the side-by-side, what each one caught, and the two genuine gaps we shipped fixes for — taking the score from 25 to 33 (and on track for 39 after the next scan).
A deep audit of vibescoder.dev revealed that Cloudflare was silently blocking every major AI crawler — even after we’d explicitly turned that setting off. Here’s what we found, what we fixed, and the complete playbook for making your site visible to both search engines and AI agents.
While waiting for massive open source models to download, I tackled the homelab backlog: custom domain for my Coder instance via Cloudflare Tunnel, security hardening (with a gotcha that could kill your AI search visibility), and wiring up MCP servers to give agents superpowers.