Blueprints: show how you solved it
Post a product you built or a bug you fixed: the problem, your approach, the code and the result. A developer portfolio that shows how you think.
A résumé says you know React. A Blueprint shows the app you built with it, the problem it solved and the decisions you made along the way. Blueprints are how builders on AILexityTedo let their work speak.
What is a Blueprint?
A Blueprint is a post with a fixed shape, so anyone can read how you work in a minute:
- Problem: what was broken, slow or missing.
- Approach: how you investigated it and what you tried.
- Solution: what you actually built or changed.
- Code / Design (optional): the snippet, screenshots, a demo video or files that make it real.
- Result: what changed because of it, in numbers where you can.
Every Blueprint sits on your profile under its own tab, so a teammate, a founder or a hiring company sees your real work before anything else.
Two ways builders use Blueprints
A project you built. Write up a product, a side project or a feature from start to finish: why it exists, how it is built and what happened when people used it. This is your developer portfolio, written the way engineers actually think.
A bug you fixed. Hit a problem that cost you hours, like a blurry logo in an app header or a login API hammered by bots? Post the fix as a Blueprint with the code. The next builder who hits the same wall finds the answer, and your profile shows you can solve real problems.
How to show your projects so they get noticed
- Lead with the problem, not the tech stack. "Cut app start-up time from 4.1s to 1.3s" reads better than "React Native app".
- Show one decision you made and why. That's what tells a reader how you think.
- End with a number. Faster, fewer bugs, more users: whatever changed.
- Put one link everywhere. Add your profile link (ailexitytedo.com/@yourname) to your résumé, your LinkedIn and your GitHub README. It opens straight to your work.
Why Blueprints get you noticed
- Proof of work, not claims. Companies hiring on AILexityTedo see your Blueprints on every application you send, next to your BrainWaves and your rank.
- BrainWaves for clever solutions. Other builders can award a BrainWave to a Blueprint that solves something in a smart way.
- Leaderboard points. Publishing a Blueprint earns points on the weekly builder leaderboard.
- Search-friendly. Your public profile at ailexitytedo.com/@yourname can show up in search results, with your work on it.
Who can publish Blueprints
Anyone can read Blueprints and react to them for free. Publishing Blueprints is part of Pro and Pro+ for individuals, and TedoGrowth and TedoGrowth+ for companies. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Blueprint on AILexityTedo?
A Blueprint is a structured post that shows how you solved a problem: the problem, your approach, the solution, optional code or design files, and the result. Blueprints appear on your profile as proof of your work.
Is a Blueprint the same as a developer portfolio?
It is a portfolio entry that shows how you think, not just what you shipped. Each Blueprint explains one project or one fix, so together they read as a developer portfolio that hiring teams can check quickly.
Can I post a bug fix as a Blueprint?
Yes. A bug you fixed, with the code that fixed it, is one of the most useful Blueprints you can write. It helps the next builder who hits the same problem and shows companies you can debug real issues.
Do companies see my Blueprints when I apply for a job?
Yes. On AILexityTedo every application shows the company your Blueprints count, your BrainWaves and your leaderboard rank, and opens straight to your Blueprints tab.
How much does it cost to publish Blueprints?
Reading Blueprints is free. Publishing them comes with Pro or Pro+ for individuals and TedoGrowth or TedoGrowth+ for companies.