Hong Kong · bilingual journal
The tide rewrites the beach. A page does not have to.
The tide rewrites the beach every day. A page does not have to. Clearshore puts finished prose in HTML so readers and search engines see the sentences immediately. The catalogue sits in D1. Files sit in R2.
Latest note
The first note lives at the edgeThis short essay is already HTML at build time. The catalogue still lives in D1, and the drawing can move to R2.
Read the noteWhere the catalogue lives
Pages
Home, about, and this note are HTML at build time, including title, description, canonical, and JSON-LD.
Catalogue
The same sentences are stored in D1. /api and the MCP tools list_content, get_content, and search_content read that table.
Files
Object bytes go to R2. Metadata goes in the assets table. Until you upload the drawing, the site falls back to the static file.