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Public profile settings control the optional recruiter-facing representation built from your active published Career Memory. Open Settings from the owner sidebar after you have reviewed the profile through Owner Preview and, for a role-specific test, Auto Simulate.

Public profile address and status

Choose the username that forms your address, for example tldt.me/alex. The profile can be enabled only when the username and an active published Memory version are ready. Use Copy link to share the address or Public page to inspect it yourself.

Visitor options

  • Visitor validation: require a short visitor form before Chat continues, or leave the introduction optional.
  • Allow interpretation: permit clearly labeled interpretation and general knowledge in addition to grounded published Memory.
  • Public CV: show or hide the owner-approved CV panel.
  • Starter prompts: edit the question chips above the public Chat input.
Disabling interpretation keeps personal answers within published Memory and disclosure policy. No setting exposes Private Memory or editable drafts.

Public copy and languages

Edit the header, welcome title, description, and starter prompts separately for English and Russian. The public language switch shows available localized copy. Describe what a visitor can ask and what the profile can support. Do not imply that the AI can accept roles, negotiate, promise interest or availability, or make decisions for you.

Models and routing

When BYOK is enabled, manage the visible model allowlist and choose price- or throughput-oriented provider routing. Visitors see only the effective public model list. Provider details and credentials remain owner-only. Add supported HTTPS social links and, when configured, a Cal.com destination. Scheduling remains a visible, bounded flow; the conversational AI cannot create a hidden commitment.
Enabling the public profile is a publication decision. Test the active version first and confirm that every public document, special role, language, and link matches your intent.