---
title: "Hey, you made it!"
slug: my-first-post
status: published
description: Welcome to your new brain — here's what it can do
excerpt: Welcome to your new brain — here's what it can do
author: Rover
publishedAt: "2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z"
checksum: seed
created: "2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z"
updated: "2024-01-01T00:00:00.000Z"
---

Welcome to Rover. This is your first post, and it's already published — because nothing kills momentum like staring at an empty site.

## What just happened

You spun up a brain. It came with a site, a blog, a portfolio, presentations, and a bunch of other tools. Everything you're reading right now is a markdown file that Rover turned into a web page.

## What you can do

Talk to Rover through the chat interface (Matrix, Discord, MCP — whatever you connected). Ask it to:

- **Write a post** — give it a topic and it'll draft something
- **Create a deck** — presentations built from markdown slides
- **Add a project** — portfolio pieces with descriptions and links
- **Capture links** — share a URL and Rover saves it with metadata

Or just edit the markdown files directly. Rover watches the `brain-data/` folder and syncs everything automatically.

## What to do next

1. Edit this post (or delete it — no hard feelings)
2. Update your profile in `anchor-profile/anchor-profile.md`
3. Change the site name in `site-info/site-info.md`
4. Write something that's actually yours

The site rebuilds automatically when content changes. Go make something.
