Make your Data Tree AI-ready

Overview

Your Data Tree is the source material BaseStack gives the AI. Clear, concrete entries make the difference between a generic portfolio and a site that sounds like it could only belong to you.

What each section should contain

Key points

• Identity: your current role, location, availability, and a short bio with the audience you want to reach.
• Experience: title, company, dates, responsibilities, and proof. Add achievements when possible.
• Projects: name, link, stack, status, audience, and the problem the project solved.
• Skills: group tools by category and avoid dumping every technology you have ever touched.
• Goals: say what you want the site to help you get, such as freelance work, interviews, speaking, or partnerships.
• Photos: add high-quality portraits or project images only if you are comfortable making them visible in generated designs.

A better project entry

Overview

Weak: "Dashboard app with React." Strong: "Built a React and Supabase dashboard that let a two-person studio track paid invoices, unpaid accounts, and weekly client delivery work from one screen."

Specific beats impressive

A modest project with concrete audience, context, and outcome usually generates better copy than a big claim with no details.

Before generating

Steps

• Delete duplicate or outdated entries.
• Fill empty project URLs only when you have public links.
• Move personal interests into the personal section instead of mixing them into work experience.
• Save changes, then generate from the active tree.