What problem does it solve? Turning a resume, scattered social profiles, and project links into a coherent personal website usually means picking a generic template and filling it with vague claims. This Skill runs a structured seven-step workflow—scope, intake, information architecture, visual style, generation, acceptance testing, and authorized deployment—so the resulting static site reflects verified facts, a deliberate structure, and a chosen visual style rather than template filler. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Evidence-graded intake: Collects material from resumes, GitHub, blogs, and social platforms, classifies every fact into four evidence tiers, and never fabricates experience, numbers, or testimonials. - Goal-by-depth architecture: Chooses from seven site goals (job hunting, portfolio, personal intro, long-term journaling, consulting, creator, indie maker) crossed with three content depths (L1 single page, L2 proof layer, L3 content system), downgrading when material is insufficient. - Six visual styles plus style extraction: Ships six ready-to-use CSS variable themes, and can sample computed styles from a reference URL or map brand design specs onto the site's CSS variables. - Privacy and release gates: Withholds addresses, phone numbers, and client data by default, requires explicit authorization before deploying, and verifies the production URL after publishing. - Use Case: A job seeker provides a resume PDF and GitHub profile; the Skill confirms facts, recommends a job-conversion L2 structure in the minimal monochrome style, generates the static HTML/CSS/JS site, runs a five-viewport acceptance check, and deploys to Cloudflare Pages only after approval. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to build a personal website from your resume and social media links, for example by saying: help me turn my resume and GitHub profile into a personal website.
