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Your resume, but you can chat with it.

tickle.sh turns your resume repo, old PDFs, and a short interview into a profile anyone can ask questions. Recruiters get real answers. Your one-pager stays short.

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Robin Alvarez

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Can Robin spin up infrastructure on AWS and deploy it globally?

Yes. Robin moved 140 services from self-managed Kubernetes onto AWS EKS with Terraform, which cut infrastructure costs by 31%. The profile doesn't mention multi-region deployments specifically.

resume.md

How do they feel about agile now that AI writes half the code?

Robin thinks the rituals matter less and the feedback loop matters more. Their team plans in one-week slices and spends the saved time on review. Standups they'd drop tomorrow; “retros I'd keep forever.”

Interview
Ask anything about Robin's work…

Everything that doesn't fit on one page.

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Feed it the real stuff

Link the GitHub repo where your markdown resume lives. It re-imports on every push. Add old PDFs, project write-ups, or paste your LinkedIn.

02

Get tickled

tickle.sh interviews you. How you feel about agile now. The outage you'd rather forget. What you want next. Your answers give it your voice.

03

Share one link

Recruiters skim your page, tap a suggested question, or ask their own. You see every question, and the ones it couldn't answer tell you what to add.

8 looks. None of them look like LinkedIn.

Each has its own type and layout, eight accents, and a dark mode that follows the visitor's system.

BentoA grid of soft tiles, keynote style. Clean in light and dark.
MidnightAlways dark. A glow of your accent, glass cards, a command bar.
AuroraFrosted glass over drifting color. Calm, bright, a little dreamy.
ThreadYour page is a conversation. Visitors just keep chatting.
PaperA beautifully printed CV with a chat box tucked in. Safe anywhere.
LetterpressEditorial. Big serif, hairline rules, answers set like pull quotes.
TerminalMonospace and dark. Suggested questions read like commands.
StudioBold type, a block of color, cards. For people with energy.

It won't make things up about you.

Answers come only from what you added, with the source named under each one. When it doesn't know, it says so and offers to pass the question to you. No invented employers, no inflated numbers.

Q: When did Robin work at Stripe?

A: Robin's profile doesn't mention Stripe. Ask Robin directly