Edit your profile
Your profile is one canonical takuhon.json. You can edit that file by hand, but
Takuhon also ships an admin form that edits the same document with typed
fields, multilingual tabs, and validation. Every one of the 19 sections is a
form — there is no section you can reach only as raw JSON.
1. Open the admin
Section titled “1. Open the admin”Locally, run the admin server. With no path it edits the takuhon.json in
the current directory and serves a live preview of your profile:
takuhon adminIt binds 127.0.0.1 only and prints a fresh admin token each run — paste that
token into the sign-in form. The editor is at /admin, the preview at /. Stop
with Ctrl-C.
On Cloudflare, the deployed Worker serves the same form at /admin, gated by
your admin token (TAKUHON_ADMIN_TOKEN). It loads and saves the canonical
document through the admin API (/api/admin/*).
2. The form
Section titled “2. The form”The editor opens in Form mode with every section laid out as fields:
- All 19 sections — profile, links, experience, projects, skills, settings,
and the rest (education, certifications, publications, honors, volunteering,
memberships, languages, courses, patents, test scores, recommendations,
contact, and metadata). The fields are derived from the
takuhon.jsonschema, so they always match the document model. - Multilingual fields — your name, titles, and descriptions — have a tab per
locale, driven by
settings.availableLocales. - Repeating sections (links, experience, …) let you add, remove, and reorder
items; an
idis generated for you. - Cross-references — for example a course’s “Related education” — are dropdowns of the matching section’s entries, so you pick an entry instead of retyping an id.
- Avatar can be a pasted image URL, an uploaded file (on Cloudflare or locally), or a Gravatar generated from your email — the email itself is never stored.
- Public visibility lives in Settings: untick a section to hide it from every public surface. See Control what’s public.
3. Advanced (JSON) mode, import, export
Section titled “3. Advanced (JSON) mode, import, export”Switch to Advanced (JSON) to edit the whole document as raw JSON — an escape hatch for bulk edits or fields you would rather type directly. Edits apply only while the JSON stays valid.
Export downloads the current draft as a takuhon.json; Import loads one
back, validating it before it replaces the draft. This is the simplest way to
move a profile between machines or to keep a backup.
4. Save
Section titled “4. Save”Save validates the document first. If anything is wrong, the editor lists the problems in an error summary (and moves focus there) and marks the offending fields inline — nothing is sent until the document is valid. On Cloudflare, saving uses an optimistic lock: if the stored document changed since you loaded it, you get a conflict notice — Reload, then reapply your edit.
Availability
Section titled “Availability”| Where | Admin form |
|---|---|
CLI (takuhon admin) | ✅ local editor, edits the file in place |
| Cloudflare | ✅ /admin, token-gated, saves through the admin API |
| Vercel | ❌ read-only adapter (serves, does not edit) |
| Static export | ❌ no server to save through |
For every field and its constraints, see the schema reference; for the document model and the multilingual format, see The takuhon.json file.