Turning scattered professional work into something reviewable
Abstracts
Abstracts
A lot of professional history lives scattered across repositories, writing, and old links, unindexed and easy to lose track of. The idea behind ProfileScribe's source graph is to connect those pieces into something structured enough to reason about: which project relates to which skill, which claim traces back to which source. That structure doesn't make the work more impressive, but it makes it more legible, and legibility is what makes a profile something a reader can actually trust rather than take on faith. Modeling that structure well is quieter work than shipping features, but it's the part that makes everything else credible.