Inspiration
Most people struggle to write a strong CV and present it as a real, shareable personal site. I wanted a “one-click” workflow: generate a professional CV with AI, then publish it instantly on a personal .cv domain.
What it does
AI-Powered CV Builder on .cv turns basic user inputs (work history, skills, goals) into a polished CV + portfolio page using an LLM, then provisions a .cv domain and configures DNS so the site can go live under the user’s own domain.
How I built it
- AI generation: I use :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} (OpenAI-compatible API) for fast, low-cost CV drafting and rewriting, using
POST /v1/chat/completionsand model discovery viaGET /v1/models. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1} - Domain + DNS automation: I use :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2} to check domain availability, register the domain, fetch the zone, and create DNS records (Domains, Zones, DNS Records endpoints). :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}
- App: A minimal web UI (form → AI preview → publish flow) with a public page route for the generated portfolio.
Challenges
- Handling DNS differences for root vs
wwwacross hosting providers. - Making the publish flow robust (step-by-step progress + clear errors when a domain isn’t available or DNS can’t be updated).
What I learned
- How much smoother onboarding becomes when AI generation and domain provisioning are combined into one guided flow.
- Building reliable “automation steps” (check → register → configure DNS → confirm) is key to a good demo.
What’s next
- Multi-template themes and custom sections (case studies, projects, testimonials).
- A “job-ready” mode that tailors the CV to a target role and highlights matching keywords.
- Multi-year domain support as it becomes available.
Built With
- api
- css
- dns
- domains
- featherless.ai
- next.js
- ola.cv
- openai-compatible)
- prisma
- records
- sqlite
- tailwind
- typescript
- zones
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