wtf is readme.md?

This repository isn't a software project at all. It's a personal README profile page for Cobus Greyling, who works as Chief Evangelist at Kore.ai and writes about AI and language technology. GitHub lets users create a special repository with the same name as their username to customize how their profile looks, and that's what this is. The page is styled to look like a system information panel you might see on a computer, with his current job title, location, focus areas, preferred programming languages, and contact details all laid out in a neat list. Alongside that, there's a large piece of ASCII art, which is a picture made out of text characters, serving as a decorative banner. It lists his focus as large language models, AI agents, and conversational AI, plus his writing presence on Medium and Substack where he has tens of thousands of followers. Someone visiting this profile would likely be looking to connect with Cobus or read his analysis on AI trends. He's been quoted in publications like Forbes and MIT Tech Review, so the page functions as a digital business card pointing readers toward his writing, his company's work in conversational AI, and ways to reach him directly. The links to his various social accounts and websites make it easy to find more of his content. There's no code to run, no features to test, and no documentation beyond the profile information itself. The repository exists purely as a self-introduction tool within the GitHub ecosystem.