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Workers and D1 in the current RACAI backend/runtime; the commercial website has a separate Sites release path.
Current infrastructure · not a partnershipRACAI / Engineering reality
Tools matter only when they make something reliable, useful and measurable. Here is what we operate now, what we have engineered before and what is considered per project.
Explore the stack01 / In current RACAI systems
Platform experience · operational recordsPlatforms with current RACAI use documented in our operating repository and release work. Product availability and production acceptance are tracked individually.
Workers and D1 in the current RACAI backend/runtime; the commercial website has a separate Sites release path.
Current infrastructure · not a partnershipPrivate source control, reviewed branches, pull requests, traceability, recovery and automation workflows.
Current tool · not endorsementVerified-domain mail sending/receiving and inbox workflows; delivery claims are scoped to observed tests.
Current provider integrationConsent-gated traffic and interaction measurement. Masking, CSP/security boundaries and live acceptance are explicit release controls.
Configured measurement tools · privacy-gatedBot workflows, event tracking and human approval interfaces connected to internal systems.
Current interface / controlled automationService logic, APIs, tests, state handling, structured data and integrations.
Demonstrated engineering capabilities02 / Previously engineered
Historical experience · not current hostingRACAI previously used a more traditional infrastructure model. We retain that engineering experience without pretending the retired server is still running.
Prior use of Amazon EC2 for server-hosted application operations. RACAI's current operating model is Cloudflare-first; this is not a claim of AWS Partner status or current AWS hosting.
API services, relational schemas, queues and operational state in earlier RACAI/Control-Room systems.
Traditional server processes, reverse proxies, background execution, monitoring and recovery concepts.
03 / Engineering principles
Client-first implementationLeast-privilege credentials, source traceability, consent checks and rollback plans.
Real inbound receipts, tests, observable behavior and clear human ownership.
Minimal infrastructure and no unsupported promises of zero cost at enterprise scale.
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