- doc/28-AI-CHAT-AGENT.md: comprehensive technical documentation covering
architecture, agent design, query_cv tool, HTMX integration, graceful
degradation, security, and example conversations
- README.md: add AI Chat Agent section with examples, ADK Go badge,
updated tech stack and documentation index
- doc/00-GO-DOCUMENTATION-INDEX.md: add chat agent to doc index
Implement a command palette accessible via CMD+K/Ctrl+K using the ninja-keys
web component. Features include:
- New /api/cmd-k endpoint serving dynamic CV entries (experiences, projects, courses)
- Language-aware responses with 1-hour cache headers
- Scroll-to-section functionality for quick navigation
- Enhanced keyboard shortcuts modal with CMD+K documentation
- Comprehensive test coverage for API and UI interactions
Also includes cleanup of deprecated debug test files and various UI polish
improvements to contact form, themes, and action bar components.
User can now zoom up to 300% for better readability.
Changes:
- Update zoom slider max from 175 to 300
- Update aria-valuemax to 300
- Update display label to show 300
- Update README to reflect new range (25%-300%)
Tested with curl - verified max="300" in HTML output
Zoom level persistence was broken because hyperscript was setting the
container's value instead of the slider's value on page load.
Changes:
- Fix zoom-control.html line 10: set #zoom-slider's value (not 'my value')
- Add comprehensive zoom persistence test (10-zoom-persistence.test.mjs)
- Update cv-functions.js documentation to clarify hyperscript interop
- Add zoom control feature to README
Test results: 5/5 tests pass
- Zoom saves to localStorage when changed ✅
- Zoom restores correctly on page reload ✅
- Reset to 100% works and persists ✅
Architecture note:
- Hyperscript 'call' within _="" attributes requires global JS scope
- JavaScript wrappers bridge window exposure to hyperscript evaluate()
- Pattern: window.fn() → _hyperscript.evaluate('hyperscriptFn()')
New documentation:
- PRIVACY.md: Complete privacy policy covering Matomo analytics, cookies, and data handling
- Clear opt-out instructions and developer guidelines
README.md updates:
- Add Privacy & Analytics section with clear disclosure
- List what's tracked vs. what's NOT tracked
- Add "Privacy-Friendly Analytics" to features list
- Add critical configuration requirements for template users
- Crystal clear instructions: MUST change Matomo Site ID and server URL
- OR remove analytics entirely if not needed
CUSTOMIZATION.md updates:
- Add comprehensive "Analytics Configuration" section (120+ lines)
- Option 1: Configure your own Matomo instance (step-by-step)
- Option 2: Remove Matomo completely (clean removal steps)
- Option 3: Use alternative analytics providers (Google Analytics, Plausible, etc.)
- Include exact file locations and line numbers for changes
- Privacy compliance checklist (GDPR, CCPA, cookie banners)
- Testing instructions to verify analytics configuration
Key highlights for template users:
- MUST change: Site ID (line 644), Server URL (line 642), CSP headers
- MUST update: PRIVACY.md with own contact info
- Complete removal guide if analytics not wanted
- Legal compliance reminders
All documentation is crystal clear with exact locations, code examples, and warnings.
- Add clear disclaimers: personal site, not a template
- Update CONTRIBUTING.md: not seeking contributions
- Remove all Docker files and references (11 files)
- Rewrite DEPLOYMENT.md without Docker (VPS/cloud focus)
- Add comprehensive API documentation with verified endpoints
- Add complete CUSTOMIZATION guide
- Add project status sections to all major docs
- Clarify MIT license but personal use intent
Created documentation files:
- API.md (70KB) - Complete API reference with live testing
- API-QUICK-REFERENCE.md - Quick command reference
- DEPLOYMENT.md (45KB) - VPS, cloud, manual deployment (no Docker)
- CUSTOMIZATION.md (38KB) - Complete customization guide
- PROJECT-DOCUMENTATION-SUMMARY.md - Complete project overview
This is my personal CV site. While code is public (MIT),
it's designed for my personal use, not as a template.
## Project Title Links
- Add projectName and projectDesc fields to Project struct
- Split project titles to make only project name clickable
- Update template logic for conditional title rendering
- Apply changes to both English and Spanish versions
## Experience Duration Display
- Restore duration calculation display in experience section
- Move duration from date line to after company name
- Style duration in light gray (#999) for subtle appearance
- Calculate durations dynamically (e.g., "4 years 10 months")
## Certifications Section Enhancement
- Add Codecademy Certifications (2022-2024) with AI Transformers and React courses
- Add LinkedIn Learning Certifications (2019-2020) with 5 professional courses
- Implement colored icon system with brand colors (purple, cyan, green, etc.)
- Use responsibilities format matching Third Party Contributions layout
- Reorder courses chronologically (most recent first)
## localStorage Improvements
- Save CV length preference (short/long)
- Save logos visibility preference (show/hide)
- Save theme preference (default/clean)
- Restore all preferences on page load
## Navigation UX Enhancements
- Fix scroll positioning to show sections below action bar
- Add keepHeaderVisible flag to maintain header visibility after navigation
- Ensure smooth scrolling with proper offset calculations
- Reset flag on scroll up to restore normal hide/show behavior
## Files Modified
- internal/models/cv.go: Add ProjectName, ProjectDesc fields
- templates/cv-content.html: Update project and experience rendering
- static/css/main.css: Add duration-text styling
- templates/index.html: Enhance scroll behavior and localStorage
- data/cv-*.json: Add certifications, split project titles, reorder courses
- static/images/courses/: Add codecademy.png, linkedin.png
**Social Links in Footer (Page 2):**
- Replace address/phone with LinkedIn, GitHub, and Behance links
- Maintain email@ link
- All links are clickable and open in new tabs
- Footer displays social media profiles prominently
**Company Logo Toggle Feature:**
- Add "Show logos" toggle switch in top action bar
- Toggle displays company logos (48x48px) to the left of each experience item
- LinkedIn-style layout when logos are shown
- Logos hidden by default, optional display via toggle
- Graceful fallback: missing logos don't break layout (onerror handler)
- Logos directory created at static/images/logos/ with README
**Technical Implementation:**
- New CSS file: logo-toggle.css for toggle switch and logo layout
- JavaScript: toggleLogos() function for show/hide functionality
- Template updates: experience items now support flex layout with logos
- Action bar grid updated to accommodate 4 columns
- Logo display uses CSS class `.show-logos` on `.cv-paper`
- Print CSS: logos hidden in PDF exports by default
**User Experience:**
- Clean toggle switch UI with smooth animations
- Mobile responsive design
- Accessibility: proper ARIA labels for toggle
- Optional feature that doesn't clutter default view
- Professional LinkedIn-style appearance when enabled
Logos can be added to static/images/logos/ directory using filenames
from the companyLogo field in CV JSON data.
- Updated default port from 8080 to 1999 in config, Docker, and documentation files
- Modified example URLs and test commands to use new port
- Ensured consistent port references in environment configs and deployment examples
- Updated health check endpoints in Docker and testing scripts
The port change aligns with LIV Golf port allocation standards for staging environments (5000-9999 range).
- Minimal, professional CV design with paper-on-gray layout
- Bilingual support (Spanish/English) with HTMX language switching
- JSON-based content management (cv-en.json, cv-es.json)
- Print-optimized CSS for PDF export
- Responsive design for all devices
- Go backend with stdlib net/http
- Clean, maintainable codebase
Features:
- 18+ years professional experience
- SAP CDC expertise
- Complete project history
- Education, certifications, awards
- Multi-language support
Tech stack: Go, HTMX, vanilla CSS