Resource Tracker

A static site for your saved links (LinkedIn, blogs, GitHub repos, courses). One markdown file per category — no backend. Deploy on GitHub Pages.

Your resources (62 links, 16 categories)

Imported from resource.md into resources/categories/:

Category	File
AI Agents	ai-agents.md
LLM	llm.md
LLM Inference	llm-inference.md
RAG, GraphRAG, CUDA, …	see resources/manifest.json

Add links from the website

Click Add link in the header:

1. Paste the URL (title optional — auto-detected for Medium, GitHub, etc.)
2. Pick Category and Subcategory (Blogs, Projects, …)
3. Check Create new subcategory to add a new ## section
4. Click Connect once with a GitHub Personal Access Token (repo scope)
5. Add link — saves directly to your repo and redeploys via GitHub Actions

Add links to an existing category (manual)

Open the matching file, e.g. resources/categories/llm.md:

# LLM

## Blogs

- [Flash Attention explainer](https://medium.com/...)
  Optional note
  tags: attention, gpu

- https://new-article.com

Use ## Subsection for groups (Blogs, Projects, Learning Resources, etc.).

Add a new category

1. Copy resources/categories/_template.md → my-topic.md
2. Edit the # title and add links
3. Register it in resources/manifest.json:

{
  "name": "My Topic",
  "file": "my-topic.md",
  "count": 0
}

(count is informational only.)

4. Refresh the site.

Re-import from resource.md

If you edit the master resource.md and want to regenerate all category files:

node scripts/build-resources.mjs

This overwrites files in resources/categories/ and updates manifest.json.

Local preview

python3 -m http.server 8080
# open http://localhost:8080

Deploy to GitHub Pages

1. Push to GitHub
2. Settings → Pages → branch main, folder / (root)
3. Site: https://YOUR_USERNAME.github.io/YOUR_REPO/

Structure

resources/
  manifest.json          ← category list & order
  categories/
    ai-agents.md         ← one topic per file
    llm.md
    _template.md
resource.md              ← optional master list (run build script)