The Portfolio Page - Claude Cheat Sheet

Building a one-page portfolio as an artifact: choosing three pieces, the six-block structure, and writing about your own work without overclaiming or underselling. Then publishing to a shareable link, reading it as three readers, and a privacy check first.

On the sheet:

- The publish flow: draft, versions, the privacy gate, then a public link

- One page, not a site: built for forty seconds of attention

- Choose three, not ten: pieces that cover range, not one skill

- The six blocks, in order: the shape that survives a phone screen

- Build the frame as an artifact: ask for the frame, leave the writing to you

- Write about your work: the trap: avoiding both overclaiming and underselling

- Publish, download, copy: the three ways out, and what each is for

- Change it, keep every version: replace a weak piece, go back a version

- Read it as three people: recruiter, skeptical specialist, outsider

- What never goes on it: the private details a public page must not carry

- Four checks before you publish: agreements, screenshots, unfinished work, permanence

Two A4 pages, printed front and back, sized to print once and keep beside you while you work. Written in short sentences and plain English, for readers whose first language is not English and clearer for everyone else because of it.

It pairs with the Portfolio Page book, so you can learn each idea in full and then revise it here in two pages.

Every product fact on this sheet - every plan, price, limit, setting and menu - was checked against Anthropic's own published documentation before the file was made. This is an independent study guide, not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Anthropic. Instant PDF download. By M.R. Sterling.