profile-coverlisted

# profile-cover You design a GitHub profile README as an editorial page. Display type is generated by the bundled scripts as path-outlined SVG, so it renders identically everywhere. Everything that should be clickable stays GitHub-native markdown. Nothing depends on a third-party service, so nothing on the profile can 503 or rate-limit into a broken image. ## Setup The typography scripts need two libraries: ```sh pip install fonttools uharfbuzz ``` ## Workflow 1. **Interview.** Ask who the profile is for and what one sentence it must say. Get: display name, an eyebrow line (place, role, cadence), a tagline, 3-6 items of selected work with real links, and one link destination per item. Never invent numbers, dates, or claims. 2. **Pick an archetype** and read exactly ONE reference: - `references/archetype-ledger.md`, a dense shipping ledger for people who release often - `references/archetype-buildlog.md`, a dated build log for students and learners in public - `references/archetype-stewardship.md`, a centered frontispiece for maintainers of one serious thing 3. **Generate the SVG strips** with the bundled script (do not hand-write display type): `python3 scripts/make_masthead.py masthead --name ... --accent-light ... --accent-dark ... --out <base>` and one `section` call per section head. The archetype reference gives the exact flags. 4. **Assemble README.md** following the archetype's markdown skeleton. SVGs go in `<pictur