The infographics
Thirty pictures covering what AI actually is, the tools you will hear named, the method this repository describes, and how a programme runs it across a portfolio. They are split across four pages so that none of them is a wall of images.
Every one is a single image with a caption. Click any of them to open it at full size — they are drawn dense enough that a phone-width version would not be readable, so the page fits them to the column and the click gives you the detail.
The four pages
| Page | What is on it | Count |
|---|---|---|
| What AI is | Foundations. What a model is, how one gets made, what weights are, why they keep improving, what agentic means, and where your words go when you press enter. | 8 |
| The tools | The words you will hear and have to nod along to. Terminal, editor, Git, GitHub, Node, databases, hosting, connectors, markdown — and how they relate. | 10 |
| The method | This repository, drawn. The three loops, the ten sections, the tags, front matter, the carve, the weekly recap. | 9 |
| Running a portfolio | The layer for an incubator or accelerator. The three-zone architecture, the two-part session note, the maturity ladder. | 3 |
Using them elsewhere
They are ordinary image files in web/infographics/. Take them for a workshop deck, a course, an onboarding pack or a slide — that is what they are for, and the licence on this repository permits it.
Two things worth knowing before you put one in front of a room. They were generated, so read the small text on any you are about to present; a few carry the kind of mangled label that image generation produces, and the fix is to regenerate rather than to apologise for it live. And they describe this method, which is opinionated — if your programme does something differently, the picture will quietly argue with you in front of your own cohort.
Generated from docs/infographics.md in the repository. Edit the markdown, not this page.