Following up on my previous post about content that loads through JavaScript, this post looks at another agent-readability problem: styling that carries meaning. When gray text marks a module as excluded from a product tier, or a check-mark icon means included, that meaning disappears once an agent fetches the page and converts it to Markdown. I walk through how to compare the human view of a page against the agent view, and why complex tables and elaborate HTML layouts matter less when agents read basic Markdown.