A dark portfolio interface now frames the work as a technical narrative: AI integration, product development, and real applications. Each branch stays tied to its workflow so the visual result and the method behind it can be read together.
Results stay connected to the workflow that produced them, so every branch can later receive final files without changing the overall structure.
This rebuild is prepared for incomplete data. Existing archive images are mapped as placeholders now, while each chapter is ready for your final assignments when you tell me which file belongs to which branch.
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Main agents
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Visible workflows
The site moves from technical generation logic, to product development, to real project application. Every chapter can absorb better files later without changing the reading flow.
Current media from the provided archive is temporarily distributed across branches. Once you assign final files, I can replace the placeholder images and text branch by branch.
Technical branches are arranged as connected cards: each main agent leads to child branches, and each child keeps its workflow attachment open so the viewer sees both result and generation path together.
Development is kept intentionally simple here: one core product branch for MeeM-Prompt, with its application branch showing how the tool becomes a usable production asset.
Each project becomes its own branch with photos, software, role, year, and a short info block. Project titles and details are ready to be replaced as you provide final material.
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