Open-source AI job search system built with Claude Code evaluates offers, generates tailored resumes

What it is

A developer has open-sourced a job search system built with Claude Code that turns your terminal into a job search command center. You paste a job URL, and it evaluates the offer, generates a tailored PDF resume, and tracks everything. The developer used it to evaluate 740+ offers before landing a role as Head of Applied AI.

How it works

The system uses Claude Code as the engine, reading a CLAUDE.md file with 14 skill modes. It's not a wrapper around an API — it's Claude Code with custom skills. Key functions include:

• Evaluating job fit across 10 dimensions
• Rewriting your CV per job listing
• Scanning 45+ company career pages (including Anthropic, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, Stripe)
• Preparing STAR interview stories
• Filling application forms

What's in the repository

• 14 skill modes: evaluate, scan, PDF, batch, interview prep, negotiation, and others
• Go terminal dashboard built with Bubble Tea to browse your pipeline
• 45+ companies pre-configured
• ATS-optimized PDF generation via Playwright
• Onboarding wizard where Claude walks you through setup in 5 minutes
• Scoring system focused on quality over quantity (not a spray-and-pray tool)

Important notes

The system is designed to help you apply only where there's a real match. It scores fit so you focus on high-quality applications instead of wasting everyone's time. The developer emphasizes always reviewing before submitting. The project is free, MIT licensed, with no paid tiers.