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# SITE CONFIG — global settings for the whole portfolio.
# Lines starting with # are comments. Format everywhere: key: value
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name: Arjun Manoj
initials: AM
email: arjunmnair0303@gmail.com
resume: assets/Arjun-Resume.pdf
resumeFilename: Arjun-Manoj-Resume.pdf

# Google Scholar profile. Paste the URL and a link to it appears under the
# Research section. Left blank it renders nothing at all, so the section never
# carries a button that goes nowhere.
scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=F3d5lycAAAAJ

# ---- Contact form ----
# Paste a Web3Forms access key here and the contact form sends messages
# straight to your inbox, with no backend and no mail app opening.
# Get one free in about 30 seconds: https://web3forms.com/ (enter your email,
# the key arrives by mail, paste it below, push). Leave it blank and the form
# quietly falls back to opening the visitor's mail app instead.
formKey: 0f7ec2e9-a217-4945-9b41-767284209efb

# ---- How this page looks in Google results and link previews ----
# After changing anything in this block, run `node tools/prerender.mjs`
# (or just push — the GitHub Action does it for you).
#
# tagline     appended to your name in the browser tab and link previews.
# description the grey summary line under the title. Keep it under 160 chars.
# url         where the site is published, no trailing slash. REQUIRED for
#             link previews — LinkedIn/Slack/X can't fetch a relative image.
# ogImage     the preview thumbnail. 1200x630 looks best; drop a card in
#             assets/ and point this at it. Falls back to your hero photo.
tagline: Product Engineer
description: Product engineer building agentic AI, machine learning and systems that hold up. From a Raspberry Pi to planning tools for Fortune 100 supply chains.
url: https://arjunm.pages.dev
ogImage: assets/profile.jpg

# Shown next to your photo when true. Set to false to hide the badge.
openToWork: false

# Which sections appear, and in what order.
# Each name maps to content/<name>.md — add a new md file, add its name here, done.
section: hero
section: about
section: experience
section: projects
# section: freelance   # OFF until the three tiles are real client sites.
#                     # Uncomment this line and the nav line below to bring it back.
section: skills
section: research
section: certifications
section: contact

# Sections that get a pill in the top dock (keep this short — 5 to 7 fits nicely).
nav: about = About
nav: experience = Work
nav: projects = Projects
# nav: freelance = Client Work
nav: skills = Skills
nav: research = Research
nav: contact = Contact

# Personal mode: a separate, short list of sections shown when the top-right
# toggle flips to Personal. These have their own content and vibe and never
# appear on the professional side. Same rule: each maps to content/<name>.md.
personal: personal-intro
personal: personal-wall
personal: personal-shuffle
personal: personal-signoff
personal: personal-contact

# Words scrolling in the personal-mode ticker. Keep them short and bossy,
# same voice as TOUCH GRASS. Add or cut freely.
tickerPersonal: TOUCH GRASS
tickerPersonal: CLOSE THE TABS
tickerPersonal: REDLINE IT
tickerPersonal: BLAME THE CACHE
tickerPersonal: WATCH THE CREDITS
tickerPersonal: REFILL THE COFFEE
tickerPersonal: READ THE DOCS
tickerPersonal: PET A DOG

# Social links (used in hero + terminal). Format: label -> url
social: LinkedIn -> https://www.linkedin.com/in/arjun-manoj-nair/
social: GitHub -> https://github.com/arx-june

# Links for the personal side only, shown as a footnote under the message box
# there. Add Instagram, Letterboxd, anything that fits that side. Leave this
# out entirely and it falls back to the `social:` lines above.
socialPersonal: Instagram -> https://www.instagram.com/arey_june
socialPersonal: GitHub -> https://github.com/arx-june

# Motion: ribbon can be calm | liquid | static. Loader true | false. Theme dark | light.
ribbon: calm
loader: true
theme: dark

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