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[next-mdx-remote-client] error compiling MDX: Expected a closing tag for `<div>` (3:290-3:305) before the end of `paragraph` 1 | CrawlReady is the AI interface layer between your website and the crawlers that feed AI answers. 2 | > 3 | Here is the problem it solves. GPTBot, ClaudeBot, PerplexityBot, Bytespider, and Meta-ExternalAgent fetch pages over plain HTTP. They do not run JavaScript, they do not wait for hydration, and they do not retry. A React, Vue, or Angular site that renders on the client hands them an empty <div id="root">. Server-rendered sites fare better but still bury the answer under navigation, cookie banners, and tracker noise. Citation happens at crawl time: if the crawler saw nothing useful, there is nothing for the model to cite, and no amount of traditional SEO changes that. | ^ 4 | 5 | The usual fix is to build a rendering pipeline yourself — headless browsers, an edge cache, bot verification, schema generation — which is months of engineering and permanent maintenance. CrawlReady is that pipeline as a service. It detects verified AI crawler traffic, renders the page, enriches the HTML with LLM-optimized Schema.org JSON-LD, and serves each client the format it reads best. Human visitors are routed straight to your origin and see zero difference. Integration is one script tag, or roughly five lines of middleware for Next.js, Express, or Cloudflare Workers. No SSR migration, no framework change, no refactor. More information: https://mdxjs.com/docs/troubleshooting-mdx
