Turn your resume into a portfolio page

How the page is built

First, a model reads each of your sources with the lines numbered and cites the line numbers of what it finds. Code then copies those lines word for word and keeps a fact only when its title and employer really appear in the cited lines. The model types only short fields such as a title or an employer, never the evidence itself.

Second, code composes the design. Third, a model writes the copy into fixed slots. Fourth, the copy is checked against the facts. The page first appears with each fact's own wording and is then upgraded with the checked copy.

Looks without surprises

The design comes from a closed kit that was tested in advance: eight colour families, three shapes for the background, four pairings of type, a choice of corner shapes and spacing, and blocks such as a hero, proof, about, experience, projects and contact. Code scores the valid combinations against the shape of your career and your skills, breaks ties in a way that is stable for you, and keeps the top three looks with the reasons it chose them.

A page can never come out broken, because every combination is valid. A block that has too little to show is left out of the public page rather than padded. An alternative skin, Old Newspaper, shows the same content as a printed front page.

Copy that has to cite

A model writes each paragraph into a slot with a character limit and must name the facts it rests on. Then every sentence is checked: the numbers with units, the names and the dates must appear in the quotes of the cited facts, and promotional words or seniority verbs the facts do not support are refused. A slot that fails once is asked again, and then it falls back to the fact's own wording.

Numbers pass through untouched. A script compares every number drawn in the charts with its source, in every look, so a chart cannot say something your facts do not.

What is public

The public page shows only the blocks you have made visible. It carries no profile id and no raw evidence lines, and it leaves out skills scored below 45. Email, phone and grades appear only if you opt in, and personal details are scrubbed from the text.

The same evidence that fills the page also feeds the radar of your skill graph, and the chart on the page is chosen by the shape of your skills. A radar card you can place in a GitHub or LinkedIn profile is planned and is not built yet.

Who it is for

The page works for any profession. A nurse, an accountant and an engineer start from the same thing, a resume, and Tayyari adds GitHub, apps and links when they exist. If your only public proof so far is the resume, the page shows that and no more.

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