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Oh Dear added AI-friendly markdown responses to their docs by supporting `Accept: text/markdown` headers and `.md` URL suffixes, reducing token usage by 94–99% compared to HTML. Deploying to production revealed two caching layers breaking the feature: Cloudflare (fixed with a Cache Rule to bypass cache for markdown requests, since `Vary: Accept` isn't respected on Free/Pro plans) and spatie/laravel-responsecache (fixed by overriding `useCacheNameSuffix()` to create separate cache entries per content type, since `shouldCacheRequest()` only controls storing, not serving). The post shares the implementation code and key lessons about testing with all cache layers enabled.

Making our docs AI-friendly: a tale of two caches

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