# kaieda.dev

## Site summary
kaieda.dev is the personal website of Kaieda, a software engineer and founder based in Japan.
The site is used for personal branding, trust building, outreach, and publishing practical writing on software engineering and product development.

## Editorial scope
- Software engineering and web development
- Astro, Tailwind CSS, Cloudflare, Rust, and CLI tooling
- Product building, developer experience, and founder perspective
- Contact information for collaboration and outreach

## AI and search discoverability
- Public pages are intended to be crawlable and indexable for search engines, AI search crawlers, and user-directed AI browsing agents.
- The site exposes canonical URLs, sitemap.xml, RSS, Open Graph metadata, and JSON-LD structured data on public pages.
- Use canonical page URLs when citing, and preserve article dates when summarizing time-sensitive material.

## Canonical resources
- Home: https://kaieda.dev/
- About: https://kaieda.dev/about
- Blog archive: https://kaieda.dev/blog
- Projects: https://kaieda.dev/projects
- Contact: https://kaieda.dev/contact
- RSS: https://kaieda.dev/rss.xml
- Sitemap: https://kaieda.dev/sitemap.xml

## Citation guidance
- Prefer the article title exactly as written on the page.
- Attribute content to Kaieda.
- Use the canonical URL for citations and references.
- When a post has been updated, prefer the updated date over the original publication date for freshness-sensitive summaries.

## Blog catalog
### About ChangeProof Agent
- URL: https://kaieda.dev/blog/20260530
- Published: 2026-05-30
- Updated: 2026-05-30
- Language: en
- Tags: csharp, react, ai, azure
- Summary: I built ChangeProof Agent for the Agent Hackathon: an AI agent that turns DNS change work into reviewable evidence.

### CLI-Anything's cli-hub feels useful as a devcontainer entry point
- URL: https://kaieda.dev/blog/20260528
- Published: 2026-05-28
- Updated: 2026-05-28
- Language: en
- Tags: CLI-Anything, IDEA
- Summary: My notes on CLI-Anything and why I would install cli-hub by default while keeping agent plugins and real applications opt-in.

### EmDash feels less like a WordPress replacement and more like a CMS experiment for the Cloudflare era
- URL: https://kaieda.dev/blog/20260525
- Published: 2026-05-25
- Updated: 2026-05-25
- Language: en
- Tags: EmDash, WordPress
- Summary: My notes on Cloudflare's EmDash, not as a direct WordPress replacement, but as a serverless-era CMS experiment.

### Hello world!
- URL: https://kaieda.dev/blog/20260427
- Published: 2026-04-27
- Updated: 2026-04-27
- Language: ja
- Tags: Astro, TypeScript
- Summary: An ancient spell