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One Source, Two Targets: Auto-Syncing Your GitHub Profile README on Every Build

Quarto

GitHub

Dev Tools

Bash

Every time I run quarto render, my GitHub profile README updates itself automaticall, no copy-pasting, no manual commit, no drift. This post walks through the full mechanism: Quarto’s multi-format pipeline, a recursion-guarded post-render Bash script, and a handful of sed fixes for Quarto’s GFM quirks. The result is a single about.qmd that feeds both your website and your GitHub profile, always in sync.

Guillaume Gilles, Claude Sonnet 4.6

Adding an AI Chat Assistant to a Static Website

AI

Cloudflare

Quarto

Web

Most personal websites are one-way streets: you publish, visitors read. What if they could ask instead? In this post I walk through adding a small AI assistant — powered by Cloudflare Workers AI — that lets anyone query my experience and résumé in plain English, with zero backend server to maintain and, under typical free-tier usage, zero API costs.

Guillaume Gilles, Claude Sonnet 4.6

GitHub Codespaces + Quarto

Quarto

GitHub

Dev Tools

Setting up a working environment can be cumbersome and time-consuming. To speed up this process and avoid wasting time debugging local configurations, you can use GitHub Codespaces. In this post I walk through a template repository I built to get a fully working Quarto environment — editor, extensions, Python, and live preview — running in the cloud in under two minutes.

Guillaume Gilles, Claude Sonnet 4.6