github-portfolio

name	github-portfolio
description	Create or update GitHub portfolio documentation from repository analysis
disable-model-invocation	true

Configuration

Read .jobops/config.json. If missing, stop with:

JOBOPS NOT CONFIGURED Run /jobops:setup to initialize your workspace.

Use config.directories.<key> for all file paths in this skill. Use config.preferences.cultural_profile if this skill generates resume-style content. Use config.preferences.default_jurisdiction if this skill has jurisdiction-sensitive logic (crisis/legal skills accept --jurisdiction=<ISO-3166-2> to override).

Usage and Arguments

Creates or updates a GitHub portfolio document.

Output file: {config.directories.career_analysis}/github_portfolio_{YYYYMMDD}.md — a fresh timestamped snapshot is written on every run (create, add, or refresh).

Usage forms:

• /github-portfolio <repository-url> — create if no prior snapshot exists, otherwise add the repo to the latest snapshot.
• /github-portfolio <repository-url> -create — force a brand-new snapshot (first repository).
• /github-portfolio <repository-url> -update — add the repository to the latest existing snapshot.
• /github-portfolio -update — full portfolio refresh/reorganization of the latest snapshot (no URL needed).

Arguments:

• $1: Repository URL (required for adding repositories) OR the -update flag for refresh-only mode.
• $2: Mode flag (optional, defaults to auto-detect):
  • -create: Force create a new portfolio snapshot.
  • -update: Force update of the latest portfolio snapshot.

Step 1: Parse Arguments and Determine Mode

Repository URL: $1 Mode Flag: ${2:-auto}

Checking arguments:

• If $1 is -update and no $2: Refresh Mode (reorganize existing portfolio)
• If $1 is a URL: Repository Addition Mode (create or update)
  • If portfolio exists: Update mode
  • If portfolio doesn't exist: Create mode
  • Mode can be forced with $2 flag

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Step 2: Check Portfolio Existence

Checking whether a prior portfolio snapshot already exists in {config.directories.career_analysis}/ (any file matching github_portfolio_*.md). When more than one exists, use the most recent by date suffix as the working snapshot for add/refresh operations.

Result: [Snapshot exists/does not exist]

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Step 3: Mode Selection

Based on arguments and portfolio existence:

• Mode: [CREATE NEW | ADD TO EXISTING | REFRESH EXISTING]

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Mode: CREATE NEW PORTFOLIO

Purpose: Create initial github_portfolio_{YYYYMMDD}.md snapshot with first repository.

Repository URL Provided: $1

Step 3.1: Attempt to Access Repository

I'll try to access the repository directly to read its README and structure.

Attempting to fetch: $1

Access Methods:

1. Try WebFetch to read README.md from GitHub URL
2. If that fails (403, private repo, etc.), provide manual analysis script

Step 3.2A: If Repository Accessible

[If WebFetch succeeds]:

• Read README.md content
• Parse repository name, description
• Attempt to infer technical details from README
• Ask user for additional details (commits, file counts, specific metrics)
• Proceed to create portfolio entry

Step 3.2B: If Repository NOT Accessible (Most Likely)

[If WebFetch fails with 403/private/inaccessible]:

The repository is not publicly accessible or I cannot reach it directly.

No problem! Please run this analysis script in the repository's codespace/terminal and paste the complete results back to me:

#!/bin/bash
echo "=== REPOSITORY ANALYSIS FOR PORTFOLIO DOCUMENTATION ==="
echo ""
echo "## Basic Repository Information"
echo "Repository: $(basename $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd))"
echo "Current Branch: $(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null || echo 'N/A')"
echo "Total Commits: $(git rev-list --count HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo 'N/A')"
echo "Last Commit: $(git log -1 --format='%h - %s (%ar)' 2>/dev/null || echo 'N/A')"
echo ""

echo "## File Structure"
echo "Total Files: $(find . -type f -not -path '*/\.*' | wc -l)"
echo ""
echo "Directory Tree (top 3 levels):"
tree -L 3 -I 'node_modules|.git|__pycache__|*.pyc' 2>/dev/null || find . -type d -not -path '*/\.*' -maxdepth 3 | sort
echo ""

echo "## README Content"
if [ -f README.md ]; then
    echo "--- START README.md ---"
    cat README.md
    echo "--- END README.md ---"
else
    echo "No README.md found"

 

 
 [ -f package.json ]; 
     
     package.json

 [ -f requirements.txt ]; 
     
     requirements.txt

 [ -f pyproject.toml ]; 
     
     pyproject.toml

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 file  $(find . \( -name  -o -name  -o -name  \) | grep -v  | grep -v  |  -5); 
     
     -50 
     


 
 
git  --oneline -10 2>/dev/null ||  
 

 
git shortlog -sn --no-merges |  -5 2>/dev/null ||  
 

 

Instructions:

1. Open a terminal in the repository's codespace or local clone
2. Copy the entire script above
3. Paste it into the terminal and press Enter
4. Copy ALL the output (from "=== REPOSITORY ANALYSIS" to "=== END ANALYSIS ===")
5. Paste the complete output in your next message

Once you provide the analysis, I'll create your initial portfolio entry.

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Mode: ADD TO EXISTING PORTFOLIO

Purpose: Add new repository to the latest snapshot and write a new timestamped snapshot.

Repository URL Provided: $1

Step 3.1: Read Latest Portfolio Snapshot

Read the most recent {config.directories.career_analysis}/github_portfolio_*.md file.

Current Portfolio Status:

• Total repositories: [count from file]
• Next repository number: [N+1]
• Portfolio version: [current version]
• Last updated: [date from file]

Step 3.2: Attempt to Access Repository

Attempting to fetch: $1

Access Methods:

1. Try WebFetch to read README.md from GitHub URL
2. If that fails, provide manual analysis script

Step 3.3A: If Repository Accessible

[If WebFetch succeeds]:

• Parse repository information
• Ask for additional metrics if needed
• Create comprehensive repository entry
• Update portfolio

Step 3.3B: If Repository NOT Accessible

The repository is not publicly accessible.

Please run this analysis script in the repository's codespace and paste the results:

#!/bin/bash
echo "=== REPOSITORY ANALYSIS FOR PORTFOLIO DOCUMENTATION ==="
echo ""
echo "## Basic Repository Information"
echo "Repository: $(basename $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null || pwd))"
echo "Current Branch: $(git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null || echo 'N/A')"
echo "Total Commits: $(git rev-list --count HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo 'N/A')"
echo "Last Commit: $(git log -1 --format='%h - %s (%ar)' 2>/dev/null || echo 'N/A')"
echo ""

echo "## File Structure"
echo "Total Files: $(find . -type f -not -path '*/\.*' | wc -l)"
echo ""
echo "Directory Tree (top 3 levels):"
tree -L 3 -I 'node_modules|.git|__pycache__|*.pyc' 2>/dev/null || find . -type d -not -path '*/\.*' -maxdepth 3 | sort
echo ""

echo "## README Content"
if [ -f README.md ]; then
    echo "--- START README.md ---"
    cat README.md
    echo "--- END README.md ---"
else
    echo "No README.md found"

 

 
 [ -f package.json ]; 
     
     package.json

 [ -f requirements.txt ]; 
     
     requirements.txt

 [ -f pyproject.toml ]; 
     
     pyproject.toml

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 file  $(find . \( -name  -o -name  -o -name  \) | grep -v  | grep -v  |  -5); 
     
     -50 
     


 
 
git  --oneline -10 2>/dev/null ||  
 

 
git shortlog -sn --no-merges |  -5 2>/dev/null ||  
 

 

After receiving analysis:

1. Parse repository analysis output
2. Create comprehensive repository entry following established format
3. Insert into Primary Repositories section (next available number)
4. Update capability matrices with new skills/technologies
5. Update conclusion to reference new repository count
6. Increment portfolio version number
7. Update "Last Updated" date

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Mode: REFRESH EXISTING PORTFOLIO

Purpose: Full portfolio reorganization and content refresh without adding new repositories.

Triggered When: User runs /github-portfolio -update with no URL

Step 3.1: Read Latest Portfolio Snapshot

Read the most recent {config.directories.career_analysis}/github_portfolio_*.md file as the working snapshot.

Current Portfolio Status:

• Total repositories: [count]
• Portfolio version: [current version]
• Last updated: [date]

Step 3.2: Comprehensive Review Tasks

1. Repository Entries Consistency:

   • Verify all entries follow current template format
   • Check for complete sections in each entry
   • Ensure consistent emoji usage and status indicators
   • Verify all repository links work

2. Capability Matrices Accuracy:

   • Review all 11 matrices for current proficiency levels
   • Add any new skills/technologies from recent work
   • Ensure honest positioning (AI-collaborative vs independent)
   • Check evidence references are current

3. Positioning and Messaging:

   • Refresh conclusion with current repository count
   • Update "What I Bring" / "What I Don't Claim" sections
   • Review application language examples for relevance
   • Ensure "AI-Collaborative Builder" philosophy is consistent

4. Table of Contents:

   • Verify all anchor links work correctly
   • Ensure all repositories are listed
   • Check capability matrix links
   • Confirm career positioning sections are linked

5. Version and Date:

   • Increment portfolio version (minor: X.Y+1)
   • Update lastUpdated to today's date in YAML frontmatter
   • Update "Last Updated" at bottom of document

6. Quality Checks:

   • Remove any outdated information
   • Fix broken internal references
   • Ensure development philosophy remains honest and accurate
   • Verify all repository counts match

Step 3.3: Generate Update Summary

After refresh, provide summary of:

• Changes made
• New version number
• Items requiring user attention (if any)

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Repository Entry Template

When adding a new repository, use this comprehensive structure:

### N. [repository-name](https://github.com/username/repo-name)
**Status**: Production (vX.Y.Z) | **License**: [License] | **Commits**: N

One-paragraph description highlighting core purpose and key technologies.

**Technical Architecture**:
- **Key Component 1**: Description with metrics
- **Key Component 2**: Description with metrics
- **Key Component 3**: Description with metrics
- **Key Component 4**: Description with metrics
- **Key Component 5**: Description with metrics

**Technical Sophistication**:
- **Scale Metric**: Total files, lines of code, complexity indicators
- **Advanced Pattern 1**: Specific implementation details
- **Advanced Pattern 2**: Specific implementation details
- **Advanced Pattern 3**: Specific implementation details
- **Advanced Pattern 4**: Specific implementation details

**Skills Demonstrated**:
- **Skill 1** (proficiency level: specific evidence)
- **Skill 2** (proficiency level: specific evidence)
- **Skill 3** (proficiency level: specific evidence)
- **Skill 4** (proficiency level: specific evidence)
- **Skill 5** (proficiency level: specific evidence)
- **Skill 6** (proficiency level: specific evidence)

**Business Impact**:
 Quantified improvement 1
 Quantified improvement 2
 Quantified improvement 3
 Use case or application context

:
How this was built, key learning journey, relationship to other repositories, development philosophy demonstrated.

 (if applicable):
Specific industry domain, technical specialty, or problem space this addresses.

:
: One-paragraph description of the unique approach, pattern, or solution this repository demonstrates. What makes this different or notable.

:
 : List of components/features
 : List of components/features

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Capability Matrices to Maintain

When updating portfolio, ensure these capability matrices remain comprehensive and accurate:

1. Core Programming & Software Engineering (7 capabilities)
2. Data Science & Machine Learning (5 capabilities)
3. Financial Domain & Real Estate (4 capabilities)
4. AI Collaboration & Modern Development (6 capabilities)
5. AI Agent Systems & Orchestration (6 capabilities)
6. API & Data Integration (5 capabilities)
7. Bash Scripting & System Automation (6 capabilities)
8. Research Automation & Knowledge Management (7 capabilities)
9. Performance Engineering & Optimization (5 capabilities)
10. Workflow Automation & Process Design (6 capabilities)
11. Strategic & Analytical Capabilities (5 capabilities)

Matrix Format:

| Capability | Proficiency | Evidence | Development Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Capability Name** | Proficiency description | Specific evidence from repositories | How acquired/developed |

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Development Philosophy Principles

Always maintain these core positioning principles:

1. Radical Honesty: "Zero software engineering experience, ALL built through Claude Code collaboration"
2. AI-Collaborative Builder: Domain expert who learned to leverage AI as development partner
3. What I Bring: Domain expertise, architectural thinking, AI collaboration skills, proof of capability
4. What I Don't Claim: Traditional SWE credentials, ability to code independently, ML engineering qualification
5. Value Proposition: Living case study of domain expert to AI builder transformation

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Output Requirements

File Location: {config.directories.career_analysis}/github_portfolio_{YYYYMMDD}.md (new timestamped snapshot per run)

YAML Front Matter:

---
title: GitHub Repositories & Derived Technical Capabilities
person: Reggie Chan
lastUpdated: YYYY-MM-DD (today's date)
category: Technology Portfolio
keywords: AI-assisted-development, Python, machine-learning, financial-systems, Claude-Code
shareable: true
profileType: technical-portfolio
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Version Tracking:

• Update lastUpdated field to today's date
• Increment Portfolio Version at end of document (format: X.Y)
  • Major version (X): Adding new repository or major restructuring
  • Minor version (Y): Content updates, refinements, corrections

Quality Checks:

• All repository entries follow consistent format
• Table of Contents links work correctly
• Capability matrices are complete and accurate
• Conclusion reflects current repository count
• Application language examples are current
• Repository Links section is complete
• Version and date are updated

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Let me proceed with the selected mode.