man.dev — man.dev

MAN.DEV(1)            Developer Identity            MAN.DEV(1)

Name

man.dev — your developer profile, written like code

Description

Most dev profiles read like HR forms. Bios rot. Portfolio sites drift. “About me” sections feel weird to write and worse to maintain. None of it lives where you already work.

man.dev is different. Your profile is a config file. You push it from the terminal. It renders as a man page. That’s it.

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Getting Started

$ pip install mandev

$ mandev init

# edit .mandev.toml

$ mandev push

# live at you.man.dev

Config as code — your identity in a TOML file. git diff your career.

One command — push from your terminal. No CMS. No drag-and-drop.

Your aesthetic — 10 schemes, 8 fonts. Looks like your terminal.

Linkable — README, PR bio, conference CFPs, Slack status.

Or sign up in the browser:

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Examples

A minimal config:

[profile]
name = "Jane Doe"
tagline = "builds reliable backend systems"

[[skills]]
name = "Python"
level = "expert"

[theme]
scheme = "dracula"

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What this looks like compared to a generic bio:

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resume_2024_final_v3.docx

Jane Doe

Full-Stack Developer · San Francisco, CA

About Me

Full-stack developer with 5+ years of experience building scalable web applications. Passionate about clean code and developer experience.

Skills

JavaScript · Python · React · Node.js

Experience

Software Engineer at BigCorp (2020–present)

man.dev/jane

NAME

    jane — builds reliable backend systems

SKILLS

    Python   ████████ expert

    React    ██████░░ advanced

    Node.js  ████░░░░ intermediate

EXPERIENCE

    Software Engineer at BigCorp

    2020–present

SEE ALSO

    github.com/jane

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Options

--scheme=<name>

Set the color scheme. Available themes:

--font=<name>

JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, IBM Plex Mono, Inconsolata, Source Code Pro, Victor Mono, Cascadia Code, Hack