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A skill.md file is a small instruction document that helps tools and agents understand how to work with a site. For this portfolio, the public skill file lives at:
It points readers and CLI tools to the public portfolio context endpoint, so they can read published information without needing any private access.
The skill file describes the portfolio, the homepage, and the public API location. Think of it as a quick onboarding note for agents or developers who want to understand the public content on the site.
It is useful when you want a tool to answer questions like:
You can fetch the public context with a simple curl command:
This returns JSON with public portfolio and blog data. The response includes public sections such as site content, posts, categories, tags, projects, skills, contact methods, and social links when those items are available.
You can give an agent a short instruction like this:
The agent can then inspect the skill file, call the public endpoint, and summarize the published content.
The public endpoint is intentionally read-only and limited to public information. It does not include drafts, private messages, hidden metrics, secrets, credentials, or internal data.
That makes it safe for public portfolio discovery, automation, and lightweight integrations.
You can use the public context endpoint to:
The skill.md file gives tools a clean starting point, and the public context endpoint gives them structured data to work with. Together, they make the portfolio easier to discover, summarize, and integrate with without exposing private information.
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