How To Use This Site

This site mimics a terminal interface. Here's a quick guide:

Navigation:
- The command bar at the bottom of the screen is your main navigation tool. When not actively typing, it displays clickable breadcrumbs of your current path.
- You can type commands directly into the command bar (e.g., /blog, /projects, /whoami) to navigate. Autocomplete suggestions will appear as you type. Press Enter to execute.
- Clickable command links are also available on the /home page.
Blog:
- Blog posts can be filtered by tags from the main /blog page or by navigating to tag paths directly (e.g., /blog/code).
- When on a tag page, you can further filter by sub-tags if available.
- Individual posts are accessed via their unique ID (e.g., cd /blog/article/post-uuid), though you'll typically navigate via titles or tags.
Projects Page:
- The /projects page lists my main work.
- Each project has a small keyword tag (e.g., siwo, portfolio) displayed next to its title.
- When on the /projects page, you can type these keywords (or cd keyword) into the command bar to jump directly to that project's details on the page (e.g., typing siwo will navigate to /projects#siwo).
Papers Page:
- The /papers page displays my academic research papers with real-time citation data from Semantic Scholar.
- When on the /papers page, you can type paper keywords into the command bar to jump directly to specific papers (e.g., multi-agent-collaboration-harnessing or fast-local-community).
- These commands will open the papers directly on Semantic Scholar, where you can view full details, citations, and related work.
- Paper data is automatically updated weekly via GitHub Actions to keep citation counts current.
About Me & Skills:
- Learn more about my background, technical skills, and experience on the /whoami page.
- This section includes an overview of my resume. For the full version, please use the /contact page.
General Info:
- The footer displays your approximate location and the current time.

Explore and enjoy!