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My personal website is live: gcheseaux.ch A CV in a word processor file became a bilingual site with a blog, generated PDF CVs, accessibility checks and a small build script. Built over a few evenings with Claude Code and Mistral Vibe, and every line reviewed by me. The first blog post tells the whole story, including what I did not let AI do: gcheseaux.ch/blog/how-i-built-… #AI #ClaudeCode #WebDev #BuildInPublic
gcheseaux.ch Guillaume Cheseaux
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