log

name	log
description	Add a real achievement, measurement, skill, or project update to the master resume. Use when the user wants to record new factual experience.

Add the factual update in my message to my master resume.

This is my "log as you go" habit — I tell you what I shipped, learned, or measured, and you file it into master-resume.tex properly.

Steps:

1. Read master-resume.tex and find where this update belongs:
   • New achievement on an existing project/job → new or improved bullet there
   • New number for an existing bullet → strengthen that bullet
   • New skill/tool used in real work → add to the right Skills category
   • Brand new project → create a new project entry (ask me for details: stack, dates, what it does)
2. Rewrite my raw note into a proper resume bullet: action verb + what + tool/method + measurable result. Keep MY facts exactly — do not inflate the numbers or the claim. If my note is vague, ask one or two short questions to get a concrete number or outcome before writing.
3. If the update replaces a weaker bullet, keep the old one as a LaTeX comment (%) instead of deleting — the master resume is storage.
4. Use precise, truthful industry keywords where they fit — they help when this content is later matched against job postings.
5. Compile master-resume.tex to confirm it still builds, then show me exactly what changed (before/after of the edited lines).
6. Remind me at the end: is this also worth a LinkedIn post or a line in my LinkedIn headline? One sentence, only if genuinely worth it.