Celso Martinho

This commit delivers significant **improvements to the Markdown for Agents feature**, enhancing its capabilities and updating associated documentation. It introduces support for **content-encoded responses** and **increases origin response limits**, allowing agents to handle larger and more complex data. The **documentation** for Markdown for Agents has been updated to reflect these new features, and the instructions for enabling the feature now correctly point to the `AI Crawl Control` section. This work is a **feature enhancement** and **documentation update**, providing users with expanded functionality and clearer guidance for configuring their agents.

This commit **introduces comprehensive documentation for the new "Markdown for Agents" feature**, detailing its usage, limitations, and enablement methods. It involves creating a new primary documentation page at `src/content/docs/fundamentals/reference/markdown-for-agents.mdx` and a partial for enablement instructions, including Custom Hostnames. The work also includes **updating related documentation** in `Browser Rendering` and `Workers AI` to cross-reference this new capability, and adding a **changelog entry** for its release. This **new capability** provides users with clear guidance on leveraging Markdown for agent outputs, improving overall agent functionality and user experience.

This commit performs a **branding update**, officially renaming the project from 'Moltbot' to **'OpenClaw'**. It primarily affects the **documentation**, specifically updating all instances of the old name and refreshing related links within the `README.md` file. This **maintenance** task ensures consistency in the project's public identity and directs users to the correct, up-to-date resources. The change is purely cosmetic and does not impact any functional aspects of the codebase.

This commit **adds new documentation** to guide users on how to query **Email Routing** events using the **GraphQL Analytics API**. It introduces a dedicated tutorial page, `querying-email-routing.mdx`, with practical examples, and creates a navigation entry for these GraphQL examples within the Email Routing section. This **enhances the usability** of the GraphQL API for Email Routing data by providing clear, accessible examples for developers. The work is a **documentation enhancement** that directly impacts users seeking to analyze their Email Routing activity programmatically.

This commit primarily **updates and refines documentation** across numerous Cloudflare products by adjusting external links, titles, and sidebar ordering for **MCP Server** related content. Specifically, it impacts documentation for **AI Gateway, AI Search, Analytics, Browser Rendering, Cloudflare One, DNS, Logs, Radar, and Workers**, ensuring users are directed to the correct resources. Additionally, it includes a **refactoring** of the `src/util/sidebar.ts` utility, introducing a new `getBadge` helper function to improve the logic for determining link badges and enhancing the overall **maintainability** of the documentation site's navigation. This work improves the **accuracy and user experience** of the developer platform's documentation.

This commit **introduces support for Content-Signal directives** by updating the `public/robots.txt` file. It adds new `Allow` and `Content-Signal` rules, along with explanatory comments, specifically to guide **AI training, search engine indexing, and AI input processing**. This **new capability** provides explicit instructions to AI agents and web crawlers, enhancing control over how the project's content is consumed and utilized by artificial intelligence systems.

This commit **fixes a typo** within the **documentation** for **Email Routing**, specifically correcting an example email address format. The change is applied to the `src/content/docs/email-routing/setup/email-routing-addresses.mdx` file, improving the accuracy of the subaddressing explanation. This **documentation fix** is a minor **maintenance** task that enhances clarity and correctness for users learning to configure email routing addresses.

This commit provides comprehensive **documentation updates** and a **changelog entry** for the newly introduced subaddressing feature within **Email Routing**. It adds a dedicated section to the `email-routing-addresses.mdx` documentation to explain the functionality and updates the `postmaster.mdx` file to clarify that the `+` character is now specifically handled for subaddressing, rather than as a normal character. A new entry in `changelog/email-routing/2025-07-21-subaddressing.mdx` officially announces this capability, ensuring users are fully informed about the new feature and its impact on email address parsing. This work is a **new feature announcement** and **documentation enhancement** for the Email Routing subsystem.

This commit significantly **enhances documentation** related to **Model Context Protocol (MCP)** and **Agents**. It introduces **new documentation** detailing **Cloudflare's managed remote MCP servers** for Agents, providing essential information on their functionalities in `mcp-servers-for-cloudflare.mdx`. Additionally, the existing `playwright-mcp.mdx` documentation is **updated** with improved wording regarding `wrangler` configuration and a new link to developer resources for building Agents on Cloudflare. This **documentation update** aims to provide clearer guidance and expand knowledge for developers working with these critical platform components.

This commit **introduces comprehensive documentation** for the **Playwright MCP** (Managed Cloud Playwright) integration within the **Browser Rendering** platform. It adds a new guide at `src/content/docs/browser-rendering/platform/playwright-mcp.mdx` detailing its deployment and usage, alongside a dedicated changelog entry at `src/content/changelog/browser-rendering/2025-05-28-playwright-mcp.mdx`. This **documentation update** also includes a new release note in `src/content/release-notes/browser-rendering.yaml`, ensuring users are informed about this new server compatibility. The work primarily focuses on **improving user guidance** and **release transparency** for the Browser Rendering service, enabling users to leverage Playwright MCP effectively.

This commit delivers a **feature update** to the **Llama 4 Scout AI model** schema within the **Workers AI models** subsystem. It significantly enhances the model's definition by incorporating support for a context window, guided JSON input, and multimodal content capabilities. Furthermore, this update adjusts the model's default temperature and includes an update to its pricing information. These changes provide users with more advanced interaction options and refined model behavior when utilizing Llama 4 Scout.

This commit **introduces comprehensive documentation** for **local development of Email Workers**, providing users with detailed instructions on how to set up and test their email processing logic locally. It adds a new dedicated page at `src/content/docs/email-routing/email-workers/local-development.mdx` to guide developers through this new workflow. Additionally, the commit includes minor **documentation updates** to the `runtime-api.mdx` for correct `await` usage in code examples and a **changelog entry** announcing this new capability. This work significantly enhances the developer experience for **Email Workers** by enabling more efficient local testing and iteration.

This commit **introduces comprehensive documentation** for integrating **Playwright** with the **Browser Rendering** platform, enabling users to leverage browser automation with Cloudflare Workers. It provides detailed guidance, including practical code examples for tasks like screenshots, tracing, and assertions, to facilitate adoption of this new capability. The work primarily involves **new documentation** in `src/content/docs/browser-rendering/platform/playwright.mdx` and includes a **changelog entry** announcing the beta availability of Playwright. This **enhances the user experience** by providing clear instructions and examples for a significant new feature.

This commit **introduces comprehensive documentation** for a new `toMarkdown` utility within **Workers AI**, detailing its usage, parameters, and supported formats, along with a corresponding changelog entry. Concurrently, it **enhances the configuration schemas for numerous Workers AI models**, adding support for `lora` and `response_format` properties while removing `maxLength` constraints from prompt and content fields. This work provides users with a new Markdown conversion capability and expands the flexibility and features available across a wide range of AI models.

This commit provides a significant **documentation update for Email Routing**, enhancing clarity and detail across several key areas. It **clarifies Email Workers reply behavior** by detailing new limits on 'References' entries within `reply-email-workers.mdx` and introduces a new changelog entry `2025-03-12-reply-limits.mdx` for these threaded reply capabilities. Furthermore, the `postmaster.mdx` page is updated with new DKIM key queries, revised outbound IP ranges and hostnames, and comprehensive anti-spam information including RBLs and spam scores. This **maintenance** work ensures users have up-to-date and accurate information regarding Email Routing and Email Workers functionality.

This commit **introduces comprehensive documentation** for the new **Workers AI JSON Mode** feature, providing users with detailed information on its schema, usage examples, and supported models. A corresponding changelog entry is added in `src/content/changelog/workers-ai/2025-02-25-json-mode.mdx` to announce this new capability. Furthermore, a `.nvmrc` file is included to standardize the Node.js development environment to `v22.9.0`. This work primarily focuses on **enhancing user understanding** of the **Workers AI** platform and ensuring **consistent project setup**.

This commit **introduces significantly larger context windows** for a wide array of **Workers AI models**, enhancing their ability to process longer inputs and maintain more extensive conversational history. It **updates numerous model configuration files** by adding a `context_window` property and, in some cases, removing deprecated token limits. To support this **new capability**, a **new `ModelFeatures` React component** was added and integrated into the Workers AI model pages, alongside **comprehensive documentation updates** including a changelog entry and glossary definitions for 'Context Window' and 'Maximum Tokens'. This **feature enhancement** provides users with more powerful and versatile AI models, improving their utility for complex tasks.