What Lemon.io changed

• Updated the "How we vet" link in the navigation and footer from lemon.io/our-vetting-process to lemon.io/our-vetting-process/.
• Corrected a truncated link for "WordPress Developer" jobs in the developer resources section.

The company is standardizing its site architecture by adding trailing slashes to key internal links. This is a technical SEO update to ensure consistent page indexing and prevent unnecessary redirects.

• Added a new call-to-action to "Start hiring vetted developers from Claude Code or ChatGPT."
• Linked a new Model Context Protocol (MCP) documentation page to facilitate AI-driven hiring.
• A small section of the WordPress developer job description was truncated or shortened in the footer area.

Lemon.io is moving into the AI agent space by letting users hire developers directly through popular AI chat interfaces. This makes their talent pool more accessible to technical founders who already use these AI tools for coding.

• The "Hire by region" list was reorganized in both the footer and the main navigation.
• Poland was moved to appear directly after Ukraine.
• Brazil was moved to appear directly after LatAm.
• United Kingdom was moved to appear directly after the United States.

The platform has reorganized how it presents its developer hubs. By moving specific countries like Poland, Brazil, and the UK to follow larger regions like Ukraine, LatAm, and the US, they are likely trying to show a clearer hierarchy of where they source talent.