ryanbaumann

How to add or update content on this site — work entries, blog posts, talks, pages, static assets, or a whole new content type. The CMS is the filesystem.

How Ryan designs. Use before changing style.css, page layouts in build.mjs, or adding any visual element to the site.

How Ryan writes. Use whenever drafting or editing any prose for this site — work case studies, blog posts, page copy, talk abstracts, even link summaries.

Audit publishable portfolio copy, content completeness, claims, links, canonicals, redirects, images, social metadata, accessibility, and rendered presentation. Use for every public content addition or meaningful edit before it is considered ready for review or publication.

Use this skill when needing to convert street addresses into precise geographic coordinates (geocoding) or translating coordinates back into human-readable addresses (reverse geocoding). Developers can refine results using viewports, regional restrictions, or retrieve detailed location information for addresses, coordinates, or Google Place IDs, including building outlines and entrances.

Use for Google Maps Platform Environment APIs work, including Air Quality API, Pollen API, Solar API, Weather API, environmental heatmap tiles, current/forecast/history requests, Maps JavaScript API tile overlays, key security, quotas, caching, attribution, health recommendation UX, and migrations from PurpleAir or other environmental data sources.

Use for focused Google Maps JavaScript API 2D map work in either app, including API loading, map IDs/vector maps, camera, controls, Advanced Markers, info windows, data-driven styling, GeoJSON/Data layer, deck.gl overlays, WebGLOverlayView, Places widgets, geocoding, performance, accessibility, quota, security, and migration from Mapbox GL to Google Maps JS.

Use for focused Google Maps JavaScript API 3D Maps work in strava-explorer, including Map3DElement, maps3d importLibrary loading, 3D camera animation and restrictions, Marker3DElement and Marker3DInteractiveElement, PopoverElement, Polyline3DElement and Polygon3DElement, altitude modes, Places widgets on 3D maps, performance, quota, accessibility, and release-channel checks.

Generate professional infographics, visual summaries, charts, and data visualizations directly with Gemini. A research agent (gemini-3.6-flash) grounds the topic with Google Search and engineers a precise prompt, then gemini-3.1-flash-lite-image renders it into a PNG. No browser, Playwright, or Chromium dependencies — the only requirement is Google's GenAI SDK. Fully portable to any agent CLI environment.

How Ryan writes. Use whenever drafting or editing prose or copy for this site, including work case studies, blog posts, social posts, article headlines, page copy, talk titles and abstracts, naming, social preview copy, and link summaries.

How Ryan designs. Use before changing style.css, page layouts in build.mjs, or adding any visual element to the site.

Audit publishable portfolio copy, content completeness, claims, links, canonicals, redirects, images, social metadata, accessibility, and rendered presentation. Use for every public content addition or meaningful edit before it is considered ready for review or publication.

How to add or update content on this site — work entries, blog posts, talks, pages, static assets, or a whole new content type. The CMS is the filesystem.

How Ryan presents. Use when drafting talk abstracts, outlines, speaker notes, or deck content, and when adding presentations to the site.

A collection of skills for architecting and implementing production-ready using Google Maps Platform APIs and SDKs for any map, place, address, geocoding, routing/ETA (including eco-friendly routing), nearby search, 3D / Street View / static map, marker clustering, custom styling, drawing, geofencing, heatmap, or environmental (air-quality / pollen / solar / weather) feature — across Web, Android, iOS, and Web Services APIs. Provides guidance for obtaining Google Maps Platform API keys for prototyping (no billing or Cloud project setup required) and production use.All non-trivial code is grounded in freshly retrieved docs via the Google Maps Platform Code Assist service (no reliance on training-data memory).

Guidance on modifying the hairstyle-ai-studio codebase, including models, UX/UI rules, testing, and deployment.