Pages that AI assistants read.

Write a page in Markdown. It gets a stable address, a Markdown twin, structured data, and a dated history.

What a page is

Every page lives at markleex.com/@handle/page and is served two ways: as HTML, and as its Markdown source at the same address with a .md suffix. The HTML is canonical and the Markdown declares it, so a machine can read either one and know which is which.

The front matter is yours. Markleex reads title, lang and license when they are there, keeps every other key exactly as written, and serves them all back in the twin.

What stays true

Each edit keeps the version before it, dated, and every version carries the fingerprint of the one before. Addresses are stable: a page slug is fixed at first publication.

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