resume-from-contextlisted

# Resume from Context Turn whatever source material exists (an existing CV PDF, vault person note, LinkedIn profile, or the chat) into a beautiful, **personal**, shareable resume PDF. Output is typst-based (no LaTeX needed). The bundled `assets/resume-template.typ` is the design; fill it in and compile with `scripts/build-resume.sh`. ## Workflow 1. **Gather the source, preserving exact wording.** Read the existing resume (use the Read tool on the PDF), the person's vault note, and the conversation. Keep the subject's own phrasing for the summary and each role; you are reformatting, not rewriting. 2. **Confirm the decisions that actually change the output** (one at a time, recommend first; AskUserQuestion works well). Skip any the user already answered: - **Confidentiality / debranding** — always strip the source employer's branding, logo, footer, and "as a consultant from X" framing so it reads as the person's own CV. Then ask: keep real employer/client names (usually fine — public-sector or past employers), generalize them, or drop current-client work? Never include per-client secrets. - **Scope & wording fidelity** — comprehensive (keep all roles, her words) vs a tight 1–2 page highlight reel. Don't force a page count; don't pad or gut content. - **Contact header** — which fields + values (name, title line, email, phone, LinkedIn, GitHub/portfolio, city). Pull from the source/vault before asking. - **Layout** — single