For senior operators who want one

Claim a Living Profile.

The profile you have been reading is a working prototype of a new product. It is not a CV. It is a three-layer interface: a public page, a personal AI twin, and an MCP server your viewers' AI tools can install.

Tell us about yourself. We will draft yours from your public URLs and invite you to edit before it ships. No template, no autofill, no fake testimonials.

Your name

Preferred handle Lowercase letters, numbers, hyphens. Your profile will live at aham.page/@<handle>.

Email We will only use this to confirm your claim and send your draft preview.

Your current role

Three or more public URLs about you LinkedIn, GitHub, Medium, Substack, your company page, your talks. The richer the spine, the better the first draft. Our adapters auto-detect 14 source types.

Why a Living Profile, in one sentence (optional)

I am OK with my drafted profile being read by another visitor before I edit. (Optional — keeps onboarding fast. Leave unchecked if you prefer drafts to be private until you publish.)

This is a private beta. We will manually confirm each claim within 48 hours. No payment, no commitment, no marketing emails — just the draft.

What happens next

We confirm your claim — manually, within 48 hours. This is a private beta, so each request is reviewed by a person before anything runs.
After confirmation — our adapters fetch your public URLs and build a structured corpus. Nothing is published yet.
An LLM drafts your profile — work, career decisions, FAQs, signature work. You receive an email with a private preview link.
You edit, in an owner-only editor — every section is editable. Nothing is committed until you say so. No JSON files, no git commits.
You publish — your profile is live at aham.page/@<your-handle>. Your own MCP server endpoint is generated. You get the rotating-banner pipeline, the /now page, the daily digest generator. The whole stack.

Read the design at /fabric.

Claim a Living Profile.

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What happens next