Build professional ProAI Expert GitHub profile

[proaiexpert]

Objective

Turn the public proaiexpert GitHub account into a professional discovery, trust, portfolio, and future product channel for ProAI Expert.

Phase 1 — Account profile — COMPLETED

• Professional profile repository proaiexpert/proaiexpert created.
• English-first Profile README published.
• Name, company, bio, location, website, public email, LinkedIn, and X completed.
• ProAI Expert brand avatar applied.
• Russian-language Telegram and Facebook labeled as secondary Russian-language channels.
• VK excluded.

Phase 2 — Pinned repositories — COMPLETED

Final order:

• proaiexpert/proaiexpert.github.io.
• Financialstream/financialstream.github.io.
• proaiexpert/alina-horb-website.
• proaiexpert/handyman-vancouver-portland-demo.

Phase 3 — Repository presentation — COMPLETED

• Professional Description, Website, and Topics set for active ProAI Expert repositories.
• Local Repair Pro clearly classified as Website concept · Client-facing demonstration.
• Main repository README replaced with a professional company and project presentation.
• Profile README and company README now use the same Local Repair Pro classification.
• Alina Horb README rebuilt as a concise live-client presentation with UA/RU links, approved visual, safety boundaries, architecture, and ProAI Expert role.
• Local Repair Pro README rebuilt as a concise concept presentation with live-demo link, truthful boundaries, architecture, deployment requirements, and ProAI Expert role.
• Alina Horb documentation-only PR passed all four triggered QA workflows before merge.
• Verified Local Repair Pro live demo linked from the profile and main company READMEs.

Phase 4 — Cleanup — COMPLETED

• proaiexpert/alina-horb-preview archived.
• proaiexpert/financialstream.github.io archived.
• GitHub Pages confirmed disabled in both obsolete repositories.
• No repository permanently deleted.
• nail-studio left unchanged and unpinned.

Phase 5 — ProAI Expert public repository standard — COMPLETED

• Added docs/GITHUB_PUBLIC_REPOSITORY_STANDARD.md.
• Defined repository classes: profile, production, live client, concept/demo, future public product, archived, and private/internal.
• Defined About-field, README first-screen, language, evidence, visual, archive, contribution, and release standards.
• Added current repository classification table.
• Linked the standard from the main ProAI Expert README.
• Added SECURITY.md.
• Added CONTRIBUTING.md.
• Added .github/PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE.md.

Deferred by owner decision

• Upgrade the canonical Financial Stream README later through the Financialstream owner account or a separate write-access workflow.
• Review Financial Stream repository presentation later without reconnecting access now.

Phase 6 — Future public product channel — STARTED

• Created Issue #42 — Proposal: ProAI Multilingual Site Auditor MVP.
• Defined the problem, target users, MVP checks, outputs, privacy boundaries, non-goals, discovery gate, acceptance criteria, and distribution path.
• Review current open-source hreflang, sitemap, i18n, and technical-SEO auditing tools.
• Confirm the narrow capability gap this product will own.
• Decide final name and repository slug.
• Decide the public product license.
• Confirm implementation language and supported runtime versions.
• Approve whether v0.1.0 is CLI-only or includes a GitHub Action.
• Build and validate the MVP before publishing a release.

Later account-level decisions

• Decide whether to create an account-level .github repository for reusable community-health defaults.
• Add repository social-preview images through browser settings when the final assets are selected.

Acceptance criteria

• The GitHub profile explains ProAI Expert within the first screen.
• Website, Case Studies, Insights, LinkedIn, X, email, and selected repositories are directly reachable.
• Active projects are distinguishable from concepts, private work, and archived duplicates.
• Public repositories use consistent status and evidence rules.
• Security reporting and contribution expectations are documented.
• No obsolete duplicate appears as active production work.
• No unverified rankings, leads, revenue, credentials, reviews, or project outcomes are claimed.