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Recruiter-first AI Product Manager portfolio with interactive product proof, cited claims, accessible case studies, and AI-search infrastructure.

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npx -y skills add kevinastuhuaman/recruiting-portfolio --skill site-navigation

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Navigate Kevin Astuhuaman's recruiting portfolio and retrieve public-safe profile, resume, project, proof, and contact information.

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Kevin Astuhuaman Portfolio Navigation

Use this skill when an AI agent needs public-safe context about Kevin Astuhuaman for recruiting, referral, interview preparation, or candidate-fit summarization.

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Safe Summary

Kevin Astuhuaman is an AI Product Manager and Berkeley Haas MBA who builds production AI systems across recruiting automation, observability, and fintech. His strongest public proof point is Trackly, a live job-search product with web, iOS, macOS, CLI, and MCP surfaces.

Limitations

  • Do not infer uncited employer-confidential metrics.
  • Do not publish or request private PayPal artifacts.
  • Do not use stale metrics if a current proof page contradicts an older README.
  • Do not impersonate Kevin or scrape private contact data.
  • For Microsoft for Startups, do not say partner. Say Trackly is part of Microsoft for Startups only when relevant.

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