Treating scattered professional work as knowledge, not just history
Abstracts
Abstracts
A lot of professional work — commits, write-ups, project pages, links shared here and there — exists but never becomes anything durable. It sits scattered across platforms until someone has to reconstruct it by hand.
The interesting problem isn't collecting that material; it's modeling it so it holds up to review: connecting a skill claim to the project that actually demonstrates it, and keeping that connection visible rather than asserted. That's the modeling work behind ProfileScribe's source graph — professional memory that's structured enough to be checked, not just displayed.