Bubbles:
- Teams-style layout: bot avatar (green circle) on left, message beside it
- User messages right-aligned, no avatar (clean, like Teams)
- Rounded bubbles (border-radius: 16px) instead of square
- Distinct corner radii for conversation flow
Navigation:
- Links no longer close the chat — panel stays open for continued navigation
- Added #certifications anchor (alias to courses section)
- Fixed agent instruction to use #courses for certifications references
Theme:
- All colors use CSS variables from _themes.css
- Automatically adapts to light/dark without explicit .theme-clean overrides
- Panel uses --paper-bg (white in light, dark in dark theme)
Size modes:
- 3 discrete toggle buttons: compact, half-screen, fullscreen
- Active state highlighted, direct selection (no confusing cycling)
- Removed chat-half-left (simplified to compact/half/full)
Intelligence:
- React query now returns results (verified: 4 companies + 2 projects + skills)
Agent instruction now requires markdown links to CV anchors:
- Companies: [Olympic Broadcasting](#exp-olympic-broadcasting)
- Projects: [Immich Photo Manager](#proj-immich-photo-manager)
- Sections: [Skills](#skills), [Experience](#experience)
formatResponse converts [text](#anchor) → clickable green links
that close the chat panel, smooth-scroll to the target, and
pulse a green highlight for 2 seconds.
All existing CV anchor IDs used: exp-{companyID}, proj-{projectID},
course-{courseID}, plus section IDs (experience, projects, skills, etc.)
Position fix:
- Remove _chat.css @import from main.css (was overriding with old
left:2rem cached version). Chat CSS now loaded only via head-styles.
- Button confirmed at right:2rem, bottom:6rem (above back-to-top)
Help modal:
- New chat-help-modal.html using same <dialog> pattern as shortcuts
- 6 organized categories: Experience, Technologies, Projects,
Education, Skills, How it works
- Bilingual EN/ES with example questions per category
- ? button in header opens modal via commandfor/show-modal
- Removed inline help card (modal replaces it)
Intelligence:
- Comprehensive query strategy for 8 question types
- Technology queries always use cross-section search
- Company queries use experience without filter for full listing
- Agent knows CV site is built with Go/HTMX (bonus context)
- Skills report proficiency levels when technology found
CSS:
- Button moved to right: 2rem, above back-to-top (bottom: 6rem)
- Uses CV design tokens: --black-bar, --accent-blue, --paper-bg
- Fonts: Quicksand (header), Source Sans Pro (body)
- Tooltip on the left side (tooltip-left class)
- Dark theme uses CV-consistent grays
Intelligence:
- Agent instruction emphasizes exhaustive reporting of ALL matches
- Cross-section search results must not be truncated
- Mentions CV site itself is built with Go when relevant
Tests:
- Updated positioning assertions (right side, x > viewport/2)
- Added 5 intelligence tests: Go cross-section, company count,
years of experience, React cross-section, Spanish response
- Resilient to API errors (waits for any message, not just user)
- 42 total test assertions
- agent.go: add section="search" that queries experience, projects,
skills, and courses simultaneously — fixes missing results when
a technology spans multiple CV sections (e.g. Java at Insa)
- head-styles.html: use modular CSS in development mode and load
chat CSS separately — fixes unstyled page when bundle is stale
Visitors can ask questions about the CV via a floating chat panel.
The agent uses Gemini to answer questions about experience, projects,
skills, and education by querying the cached CV JSON data.
- internal/chat/agent.go: LLM agent with query_cv tool that searches
CV data by section (experience, projects, skills, etc.) with keyword filtering
- internal/chat/handler.go: POST /api/chat endpoint with session management,
graceful degradation when GOOGLE_API_KEY is not set
- chat-widget.html: HTMX-powered floating chat panel with Hyperscript toggle
- _chat.css: Responsive chat UI with dark theme support
- Wired into existing architecture via dependency injection (CVHandler,
routes, main.go) — zero breaking changes, all existing tests pass
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