ResumeFolio: Turn Your CV Into a Portfolio Website With AI

This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 2: Side Hustle

What I Built

I built an Agent that turns your CV into a website that can be easily shared with your clients or employers

ResumeFolio turns a CV PDF into a shareable portfolio website.

It is designed for non tech professionals like lawyers , Doctors , Teachers who do not know hoew to build a website so ResumeFolio does it for them in minutes , making there experience well presented and shareable to the world in just a few clicks !

Demo

resumefolio-tlsv.onrender.com

Code

ItsTheBegginer / ResumeFolio

ResumeFolio

Upload a CV (PDF), get a portfolio website with its own link. No account, no design skills The only input is the CV file. Gemma, an open-weight model that runs on your own machine through Ollama reads the CV. No paid API is used anywhere.

Why open models matter here

• A CV is personal data. Gemma runs locally, so the CV text never goes to a third party, and the app itself never writes the CV file anywhere.
• No per-page cost. You pay for hardware you already have, not per token.
• The model never has the last word. Whatever it writes is validated, sanitised and checked, and a deterministic template and rule-based parser guarantee the user still gets a page if the model fails.

Quick start

pip install -r requirements.txt
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt        # only for sample CVs and tests
python scripts/make_samples.py             # fictional sample CVs into ./samples

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View on GitHub

How I Built It

So I used Gemma model gemma4:e4b-it-qat for the website building part and built the app around python , the agent creates a html file from the uploaded CV and then presents in the frontend with a unique link given to the user for sharing the website ! python handles tasks like extract , design and pipeline etc.
Deployed with render!

Why Does Open Innovation Matter?

Open Innovation helps support people who want to contribute to society by providing resources that are open-sourced or not computationally expensive further motivating them to build with ease!

Prize Categories

Best use of Gemma
Best use of Render