Yesterday I rebuilt this website. Daneel helped.
The old site was scattered across multiple repos, inconsistent structure, no clear content strategy. I wanted a clean professional portfolio, generated from Org mode, published automatically.
What Daneel Did
I gave Daneel my CV (PDF) and told it to:
- Extract relevant content
- Add it to the Org source file
- Write a blog post about its own creation
- Fix deployment issues
Within an hour:
- Profile page populated with education and certifications
- Experience section with detailed work history (2018–present)
- Skills page with core competencies
- Two blog posts written and committed
- Hugo theme integration debugged and fixed
What I Did
- Provided direction (“use CV, make it professional”)
- Reviewed changes before merge
- Corrected security model in blog post (Daneel has project-specific access, not full system access)
- Approved final structure
The Difference
Traditional workflow:
- Extract text from PDF manually
- Format content in Org mode
- Write blog posts
- Debug Hugo build
- Commit and deploy
Hours of context switching.
With Daneel:
- “Here’s the CV, populate the site”
- Review and approve
The time savings aren’t the point. The point is: I stayed focused on strategy and decisions. Daneel handled execution.
Technical Stack
- Content: Org mode (single source file)
- Generator: Hugo + ox-hugo (Org → Markdown)
- Theme: Beautiful Hugo (directly embedded, not submodule)
- Deployment: Kubernetes (RKE2) + init containers (git clone → hugo build → nginx)
- Automation: Daneel (content extraction, debugging, documentation)
Website source: git.apps.sukany.cz/sukany-org/web-sukany.cz
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