log

Prompt file imported from yapsancode/job-kit (.claude/commands/log.md). Fill in {{arguments}} before use. Copyright stays with the author.

Add this update to my master resume: {{arguments}}

This is my "log as you go" habit — I tell you what I shipped, learned, or measured, and you file it into master-resume.tex properly.

Steps:

1. Read master-resume.tex and find where this update belongs. If that file does not exist yet, copy master-resume.example.tex to master-resume.tex first, say so, and note that it still holds placeholder content that needs replacing with my real experience.
   • New achievement on an existing project/job → new or improved bullet there
   • New number for an existing bullet → strengthen that bullet
   • New skill/tool used in real work → add to the right Skills category
   • Brand new project → create a new project entry (ask me for details: stack, dates, what it does)
2. Rewrite my raw note into a proper resume bullet: action verb + what + tool/method + measurable result. Keep MY facts exactly — do not inflate the numbers or the claim. If my note is vague, ask one or two short questions to get a concrete number or outcome before writing.
3. If the update replaces a weaker bullet, keep the old one as a LaTeX comment (%) instead of deleting — the master resume is storage.
4. Use precise, truthful industry keywords where they fit — they help when this content is later matched against job postings.
5. Compile master-resume.tex to confirm it still builds, then show me exactly what changed (before/after of the edited lines).
6. Remind me at the end: is this also worth a LinkedIn post or a line in my LinkedIn headline? One sentence, only if genuinely worth it.