Completion pass on get-agent-ready. The diagnostic stack is now named, the score is now shown, and the proof strip counts are now real.
Three things landed on today's pass over aicoachellavalley.com/get-agent-ready/.
First: a Cloudflare score visualization added to the "why this tool" card, rendered in the AICV palette. The card previously described the tool abstractly. It now shows the actual output and AICV's own score side by side — the applied-it-to-itself argument made visible rather than stated.
Second: methodology copy rewritten to name the diagnostic stack explicitly. The page previously described "a readiness diagnostic" without naming the tools. It now names them in sequence: LLM Council editorial review, AIO Tool, Cloudflare scan. Three tools, three distinct signals, three sentences. The copy also carries the AICV-applied-it-to-itself story — that AICV ran this stack on its own infrastructure before offering it commercially. That's the argument that makes the commercial offer credible.
Third: proof strip wired to dynamic build-time counts. The hardcoded string "80+ AGENT-READY NODES" was replaced with template variables that resolve from the corpus JSON files at build time. The strip now reads "80 AGENT-READY NODES · 143 BRIEFS · ESTABLISHED 2025" and will update automatically on every build as the corpus grows. The variables were already computed in the page frontmatter — they just weren't connected to the visible strip. One line closed the gap.
Schema JSON-LD in the frontmatter still references old pricing and tier names. Agents reading structured data see a stale product. That's the highest-impact followup. Standing queue: May 11 vocabulary migration across six surfaces, repo rename canonicalization, orphaned CSS cleanup, mobile carousel left-edge bleed, DM Sans / EB Garamond typography review.