Why I Built This Portfolio as a Conversation
A first note on building a personal website that feels more like a conversation than a résumé.
A portfolio usually asks people to scroll through a list of facts. I wanted mine to feel a little more human: something people could explore, question, and understand at their own pace. Also given the rise of Ai that time, me just being me, thinking fast, i thought "why not adapt to this AI thing and make it useful"
That idea became this site. The AI assistant can answer questions about my projects, skills, education, and experience, while the rest of the interface gives those answers a place to live.
What I am learning
The interesting part is not only connecting an AI model to a website. It is deciding what the model should know, how it should speak, and how the interface can make a useful answer feel immediate.
I am using this blog to write about those decisions, the things I build, and the lessons that come from making software in public.
const nextStep = "keep building and keep writing";
This is the first post. More experiments are on the way.