GitHub
Show which repos actually matter, not just a raw list.
A GitHub profile lists repos but tells no story about which ones matter or how they connect to real work.
A public deployment is available to try.
Case Study
Before
GitHub profile pages show repos but don't tell the story behind them. Recruiters and visitors needed context about which repos matter most and how they connect.
After
Transformed a raw GitHub profile into a curated showcase. The narrative context helps non-technical visitors understand project significance, while the activity feed demonstrates consistent development.
How it's solved
Built a GitHub dashboard that curates repos by project type, shows contribution activity, highlights featured work, and provides narrative context for key repositories. Uses the GitHub API for real-time data.
Trade-offs
The narrative context is written by hand per repo — it doesn't update automatically as a project's purpose evolves.
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