This site

You're talking to the project. This site is a portfolio you have a conversation with instead of scrolling: a photograph of me that moves its jaw, a text box, and answers in my voice.

There's no retrieval and no vector database. Everything I've written is sent to the model on every single request — the whole Corpus, every time. That's a deliberate choice: the body of text is small enough that retrieval would only add a way for the site to forget something I wrote, and the one thing I never want it to forget is the file where I've written down what not to say.

Each page I write does two jobs from one source. It goes into the prompt, and if I've marked it public it also gets its own URL and renders as an ordinary page a crawler can read. Nothing here is written twice.

The infrastructure is part of the portfolio too — the whole thing is defined in Terraform, on the theory that a site claiming I can build things should itself be a thing I built.