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Claude Skills by qbeka
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- Add SourceAdd a job board or a public job list as a source the tool reads. Use when the user says /add-source, "add this job board", "read jobs from this site", or names a list or a company board that /discover does not cover yet. Inspects the site, writes the source in the shape of the shipped ones, tests it offline on a captured sample, runs one live query, and only then registers it.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- ApplyApply to the queued jobs. Use when the user says /apply, "start applying", "run the applier", or asks to submit applications from the queue. Fills each form in the runner's own Chrome window with JEV, page by page, hands what is left to Claude, verifies, and submits only forms that are ready.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- DiscoverRefresh the job queue without a browser. Use when the user says /discover, "find jobs", "refresh the queue", or before an /apply run when the queue is stale. Pulls every source, filters, rates with JEV, writes data/queue.json and applications/all.csv.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- ExpandEnrich the user's profile from the public sources they already link to (GitHub repositories, a portfolio site, published projects). Use when the user says /expand, "add my GitHub projects to my profile", or after /setup when the profile is thin. Proposes each discovered fact with its source; nothing is added without the user's yes.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- ProfileCheck or change the candidate profile, the standing answers, the drafts and the voice guide. Use when the user says /profile, when a form answer looked wrong, or when their details changed. For a first run use /setup instead.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- ReportOpen the user's dashboard, the main screen of the tool. Use when the user says /report, "show me my applications", "how is the search going", "what needs me", "open the dashboard", or wants to answer a form's question, change a status, or turn the daily run on or off without typing commands.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- SetupFirst-run setup, start to finish. Use when the user says /setup, "set this up", "get me started", "help me use this", hands you this repository for the first time, or when data/profile.json does not exist. Installs what is missing, builds the profile from the resume and a short interview, has the user add their own OpenRouter key, finds jobs, rehearses, and stops for a "go" before anything is sent.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- TailorWrite a resume, and optionally a cover letter, for one or more queued jobs from the user's profile. Use when the user says /tailor, "tailor my resume for this job", "write a cover letter for", or wants the application to carry a resume written for the posting. Every claim is checked against the profile before the PDF is made.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- AccountsLet the tool apply on job boards that want an account (Workday today). Use when the user says /accounts or /account, with or without a subcommand (signin, password, add, setup, clear, off, on, forget, gmail), "Workday", "sign in for me", "why are Workday jobs skipped", or asks about verification emails.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- DailyThe daily run, which sends a few applications a day with nobody watching, inside the user's standing policy. Use when the user says /daily, with or without a subcommand (setup, dry, run, schedule, stop), "run it every day", "automate this", "schedule it", or asks about the daily limits or data/policy.json.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- InboxCheck the user's connected Gmail for replies to applications they sent (received, rejected, an assessment, an interview, an offer) and put them on the record. Use when the user says /inbox, "did anyone reply", "check my email for responses", or "any interviews".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- ResumePick up the forms that wait for the user and settle the ones that were clicked but not confirmed. Use when the user says /resume, "I typed the code", "I passed the check", "I signed in", "continue", or after a run that said forms are waiting.Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5
- StatusSay where the job search stands in a few lines. Use when the user says /status, "where am I", "what happened", "how many did I send", "what is waiting for me", or "what does this cost".Votes: 0GitHub stars: 5