The project index was the last hand-maintained duplicate of CV data, and it
had already drifted: a superseded Weenix line count and an end date the CV
disagreed with. It now renders from yaml-source/data/projects.yml, which
grows from three entries to nine and gains `group` (drives the index's
sections, first-appearance order, like now.yaml) and `links`.
Pmacs, Levshell, and Epiphany join under "Personal" — self-directed tools
rather than coursework or employment — written from the repos rather than
from memory. They are web-only: personal infrastructure is not academic
output, and the résumé is a full page. LeVCS keeps its essay; project
writeups stay essays, since a writeup is an informal presentation of a
project and not a record of it.
web_visible is a third visibility axis alongside cv_visible and
resume_visible, defaulting to cv_visible so nothing changes until it is
set. The file already knew how to let the CV and résumé disagree about an
entry; generating a third surface from the same data would otherwise have
collapsed that, and a document handed to a chosen reader is not a page that
gets crawled. This is what makes web-only projects expressible — and what
would let the xAI entry sit quietly on the CV while staying off the site,
if that is wanted later. It stays off both for now.
Two LaTeX conversions added while moving the markdown prose into the YAML:
$\rightarrow$ and $\sim$. The latter fixes a bug I introduced doing it —
"~10 crates" meant "about ten", but bare ~ is LaTeX's non-breaking space,
so it rendered "( 10 crates" and dropped the approximation.
Weenix's description now carries the site's fuller tail (the CS 169 origin
and the later pipes/preemption work) rather than the CV's terser "Brown CS
169." Single-sourcing means picking one, and this is the better one; the CV
grows by a clause and the résumé still fits on one page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01SUGesXiMmACsLBTGG1xuEU
Levi Neuwirth
1f1969ab28