AceToken starts with a narrow scope on purpose.
The goal is to publish technical writing quickly, keep the operational burden low, and avoid building infrastructure before the content earns it. A static Astro site on Cloudflare Pages is enough for that first version.
That choice buys a few things immediately:
- fast page loads and cheap hosting
- simple deploys from Git
- straightforward SEO with sitemap, RSS, and canonical URLs
- a content model that stays readable because the source of truth is plain markdown
The tradeoff is equally clear. Interactive tools, authenticated workflows, and write-heavy features stay out of v1 unless they solve a real problem. When those features do arrive, they should be added as isolated routes or services instead of turning the whole site into an application server.
For now, AceToken is a notebook for shipping practical ideas in public.