CDN.MN

About CDN.MN

CDN.MN is a global image CDN whose distinguishing claim is that a coding agent can install it. The conventional path is still there — point a hostname at it, keep your existing origin and media, and it compresses, converts to WebP or AVIF, resizes, caches and delivers every image from the edge without a migration. What is unusual is the second path: the site publishes a ready-made prompt you hand to Claude Code, Cursor or any agent with repository access, and the agent reads your AGENTS.md, detects the framework's image configuration, analyses public image traffic, estimates the savings, creates the CDN.MN project through a scoped API, rewrites the image config on a new branch and runs the test suite — then stops and asks for human approval before touching DNS, billing or a production deploy. That approval boundary is the design decision worth noting, because it is the part most agent-install stories skip. There is also a website analyser that will tell you what your current image pipeline is costing before you sign up for anything. Pricing is metered in units a developer can reason about rather than bundled feature tiers: delivery bandwidth, transformation requests, endpoints, custom domains and maximum file size. The product is in early access, so every workspace starts pay-as-you-go with a starting credit and custom image domains are still marked as coming, which is the main thing to weigh if a vanity CDN hostname is a hard requirement.

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