Writing

I started this repo because I wanted a place to publish projects, then kept rebuilding it until it could actually support the kind of technical writing and project history I wanted to put on it.

I started this repo because I wanted a place to publish projects. That was the whole brief. Built the first version of the portfolio, pushed past the starter-template stage, and turned an initial Zola site into the beginning of a custom publishing system.

Once I moved to Gatsby, the problem stopped being “how do I have a site?” and became “how do I structure a site that can actually hold the work I want to publish?” Built a content-driven portfolio model with tags, series, clusters, page-generation rules, and stronger TypeScript-checked structure.

At some point I realized that plain markdown was not visually or structurally distinct enough for the kind of work I wanted to publish. Expanded the site into a denser technical publishing tool with notebook embedding, richer article framing, and better support for project artifacts that did not fit clean blog-post shapes.

The most recent era of this repo is where a bunch of half-formed ideas finally snapped together. Expanded the repo into an editorial workbench with blob-backed media logistics, Obsidian-friendly authoring, and LLM-driven tooling for prioritizing and drafting portfolio content.

Built LLM-backed editorial tooling that turns repo history, notes, and existing markdown into concrete portfolio-writing workflows instead of generic text generation.