My personal site
My personal site, built and maintained by a team of AI agents: case studies, a lab of AI experiments, notes, and a log of my GitHub activity that fills itself in. Every change gets a preview before it goes live.
- Why
- It's my front door for job applications, and the site itself is proof of the headline: I turn ambiguous problems into systems that ship.
- How long
- Since March 2026, 119 changes and counting
How I built it
- I wrote a strategy file first: who the site is for and what it has to prove.
- I had the AI write a design system file, and every page follows it.
- Claude Code built the site and Vercel hosts it, with a preview link for each change that I check before it goes live.
- I added a shift log and trail register that fill themselves from my GitHub activity, and a nightly job that exports page views.
- I added an 'Ask about my work' search that finds excerpts from my own pages and links the source, instead of making up answers.
- To copy it you need
- Claude Code, or the AI of your choice, a GitHub account and a free Vercel account. Gotcha: write down who the site is for before the AI writes a line, or you get a pretty site that says nothing.
Try it yourself
Copy this prompt and paste it into ChatGPT or Claude to try it yourself.
I want a personal site that AI builds and keeps up to date, like Korab Eland's korabeland.com (featured on whatarewebuilding.ai). Korab wrote a strategy file and a design system file first, then had Claude Code build the site, with every change shown on a preview link before going live. The site also fills in a log of GitHub activity automatically. Help me start. First interview me: who is the site for, what should they do after reading it, and what work should it show. Then write the strategy file and a one-page design guide, and only then suggest the simplest way to build and host it. Ask me for anything you need.
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