Provide the actual project set

Give the assistant concise, approved descriptions of the available work and the concern to address. Ask which examples are most relevant and why. A concern about collaboration may call for a different case than a concern about technical detail. The assistant can suggest a selection, but it should not create a fictional project to fill a gap.

Review the reasoning behind the match

Check whether the recommended example actually demonstrates the claimed capability. A visually similar project may have involved a very different responsibility. Keep the final selection grounded in your contribution and publication rights. The profile becomes more focused when the chosen evidence answers a real question, while any missing evidence remains a topic for honest discussion.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

A hypothetical specialist asks which existing project best explains coordination work. The assistant selects an attractive project with little coordination responsibility, so the owner chooses a less glamorous but more relevant example.

Make it practical.

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