Ask me anything
A voice agent that answers questions about my work. Tap the microphone, speak, then pause. It answers out loud, and offers to take you to the longer version of whatever it just said.
The idea
A resume you can interrupt
Reading a portfolio is a linear act. You start at the top and work down through whatever order someone else decided. A conversation is not like that. You ask the thing you actually wanted to know, and if the answer is thin you push on it.
Voice removes even the typing. The interaction is closer to catching someone at a conference than to browsing a site, which is a better fit for the questions people actually have about a career.
It pairs naturally with the rest of this site. The agent-facing home page hands a visitor's model structured data to reason over. This does the same job for a person who would rather just ask.
Architecture
Speech in, grounded answer out
The flow above describes the interaction as it behaves from the outside. Worth extending with the actual speech and model providers, the retrieval approach, and how the knowledge base is built and refreshed.
Detail
At a glance
| Interaction | Push to talk. Speak, pause, and it answers. |
|---|---|
| Answers | Grounded in a knowledge base built from the career record. |
| Output | Spoken response plus a link through to the longer written version. |
| Hosting | Railway. |
| Stage | Live. |