Your public page lives at yourdomain.com/yourname. It is a profile, not a CV: the projects, the proof links, the roles you have held, your skills and the languages you speak, arranged to be read on a phone in ninety seconds.
It updates itself
There is nothing to publish. Add a project in your career profile and the page has it the moment you save. That is the whole reason it belongs in a bio: the link never goes stale.
What visitors see, and what they do not
- See: your name, headline, location, summary, projects with their links, experience, education, certificates, skills, languages, and your photo if you uploaded one.
- Do not see: your email unless you put it in your profile, your phone number, your applications, your CV versions, your score, your saved jobs, or anything about your hiring activity.
If you are an employer with open roles, those live on a separate page at /yourname/hiring. Your CV page stays a CV page — mixing vacancies into it makes a worse CV and a worse job board.
Your username
The last segment of the URL is yours and it is reserved once taken. Choose it in Account settings. If you change it later, tell anyone you have already shared the old link with, because the old address stops resolving to you.
Search engines
The page is indexable on purpose — that is one of the ways it helps. If you would rather it not appear in search results, say so in Account settings and it is served with noindex while still working for anyone you send the link to.
Next: the QR code and share links.