Building My New Portfolio with Claude, Gemini, and OpenClaw
AI models are going way beyond our expectations. Honestly, the only limit is what you think a model can do.
I’m really amazed, and I just put them to the test by creating my new portfolio website.
I started with Claude (Opus) to build the Next.js base. I didn’t expect much, but boom—it gave me a very responsive webpage with all the requirements I mentioned in my first prompt. It was really smooth and understood exactly what I asked for when changing colors, moving things up and down, and updating content.
Since Claude’s usage limits are pretty strict, I moved over to Gemini 3.1 Pro, and as expected, I got amazing results there too.
I had a problem trying to sync my LinkedIn posts with my website. My old site was forever out of sync. Since using scrapers and automation tools on LinkedIn can lead to a permanent ban, I did it the old-school way. I copied the raw HTML, sent it to Claude to filter the posts into an Excel sheet, and then continued using Gemini to insert that data into my blog and enhance the UI.
I don’t want to make this too long, but in my next post, I’ll give you a brief look at OpenClaw and how I used it to deploy my site. I basically hired OpenClaw to be my VPS admin. 😉
Take a look at my site below and feel free to explore:
These models aren’t just improving workflows — they’re changing how we build, ship, and think about software altogether.
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