---
title: "a web you can read your way"
author: "adafruit labs"
description: "a small, linked collection of public Markdown pages for people, ints and devices"
---

# a web you can read your way

this is a small part of adafruit.ai made from linked Markdown files. open this address in a Markdown reader such as [BonBon](https://demo.bonbonweb.org/) or start with the [web introduction](https://adafruit.ai/markdown-web). your reader chooses how the Markdown looks.

you can begin anywhere:

- [a Fruit Jam reader](https://adafruit.ai/markdown-web/fruit-jam.md): a device can make the same pages useful on a monitor and from a saved microSD copy.
- [a signed hello](https://adafruit.ai/markdown-web/hello.md): a public experiment that separates introducing a reader from granting access.
- [files for agents](https://adafruit.ai/markdown-web/agents.md): where to find the public index, declaration and crawl guidance.
- [follow a noise question](https://adafruit.ai/markdown-web/noise.md): a short trail from a film to sources worth examining.

these pages are public reading. the private workspaces on adafruit.ai still require approved access. no special reader, account or signature is needed to read this collection.

the [Markdown web project](https://github.com/scripting/markdownWeb/blob/main/readme.md) is developing ways for writing tools and reading tools to work together. this collection uses ordinary links and a few front matter fields from its examples. it is a compatibility experiment, not a claim that the format is finished.