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‎.stylelintrc.json‎

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‎README.md‎

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## CSS linting
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Lint all SCSS files with [Stylelint](https://stylelint.io/):
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npm run lint:css
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~~Restyle your article detail page breadcrumbs. You want them to be less visible (I would suggest a light grey colour here)~~
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Right now at the top of the detail page, you have your site breadcrumbs, a title then another title and the font sizes are a bit off and it is hard to understand the role of the second title. I would reorganise this to provide a better understanding to the reader
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On the detail page, I would suggest you put the `You may also enjoy` straight at the end of the article. Right now it is after comments and you can lose engagement on your site.
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I would suggest you remove your description from the detail page. I think having it on the home page is enough. You can have a smaller introduction if needed with a read more button or link that will take the reader to a full page description of yourself and your skillset. That will allow you to tell more about yourself and why you do what you do
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I will create card article with a hover animation (add some shape and background colour and ideally a header image for the card. The graphs you show me last week for example.)

‎ROADMAP.md‎

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# Roadmap de Evolução do Site
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Este roadmap foi pensado em **sprints quinzenais** (2 semanas), para manter ritmo ágil e entregáveis claros.
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## 📌 Visão Geral das Sprints
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| Sprint | Duração | Foco Principal |
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| 1 | 12–25 Maio | Fundamentos de Design |
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| 2 | 26 Maio–8 Jun | Layout e Navegação |
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| 3 | 9–22 Jun | Funcionalidades Avançadas |
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| 4 | 23 Jun–6 Jul | Otimização e Acessibilidade |
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| 5 | 7–20 Jul | QA, Monitorização e Lançamento |
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## Sprint 1 (12–25 Maio) – Fundamentos de Design
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### Objetivo
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Criar identidade visual forte e consistente.
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### Tarefas
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1. **Audit de Design atual**
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- Revisar cores, tipografia e espaçamentos
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- Gerar moodboard com referências de UI
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- Integrar Google Fonts (“Inter” + “Nunito Sans”)
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- Ajustar variáveis SCSS:
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$body-font-family: 'Inter', system-ui, sans-serif;
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$h1-size: 2.75rem; // +10%
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3. **Paleta de Cores**
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- Definir 5 cores principais (primary, secondary, bg, surface, accent)
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- Atualizar `_sass/minimal-mistakes/_variables.scss`
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4. **Protótipo de Homepage**
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- Wireframe em Figma/Sketch
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## Sprint 2 (26 Maio–8 Junho) – Layout & Navegação
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### Objetivo
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1. **“Splash” ou “Showcase” na Homepage**
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- Incluir tags populares, posts relacionados, call-to-action de newsletter
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- Homepage redesenhada e responsiva
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## Sprint 3 (9–22 Junho) – Funcionalidades Avançadas
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> **Dica extra:** faz deploy contínuo via GitHub Actions para cada push na branch `main`, assim manténs sempre o site atualizado sem dor de cabeça.

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‎_posts/2024-12-31-multiagent_collaboration_finance_building_intelligent_teams_llms.md‎

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excerpt: Multi-agent systems are redefining how financial tasks like M&A analysis can be approached, using teams of collaborative LLMs with distinct responsibilities.
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seo_description: Explore how multi-agent LLM systems like AutoGen, CrewAI, and OpenDevin can simulate collaborative roles—analyst, compliance, auditor—in complex financial workflows like M&A analysis.
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seo_title: Multi-Agent Collaboration in Finance with LLMs
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summary: This article explores the rise of multi-agent architectures in finance, using tools like AutoGen and CrewAI to simulate collaborative roles in tasks like M&A, compliance review, and financial reporting.
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## Multi-Agent Collaboration in Finance
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Unlike traditional automation scripts or isolated LLM prompts, these agents are designed to communicate, negotiate, verify each other’s outputs, and adapt dynamically based on changing data or goals. This mimics real-world financial teams—where analysts, lawyers, compliance officers, and executives each bring a domain-specific lens to high-stakes decisions.
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With frameworks like **AutoGen**, **CrewAI**, and **OpenDevin**, firms now have the tools to simulate collaborative teams that work 24/7—bringing scale, rigor, and responsiveness to high-value financial decision-making.
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As this technology matures, the future of finance will be co-authored not by a single AI, but by a **crew of specialized agents**, working together like their human counterparts—only faster, broader, and never needing a coffee break.

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