strelov1
UserCLI over the freehire job API for agents
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Indexed Skills (5)
freehire-job-search
Use when finding IT jobs for someone — searching or filtering the freehire catalogue by keyword, region, seniority, skills, salary or company; reading a posting or a company's open roles; discovering what values a filter accepts; reading the saved job-search profile before asking someone what they want; handing over a job link freehire does not carry yet; or reading the "possibly inactive" signal on a posting. Covers profile, facets, search, job, company and contribute, all with machine-readable `--json` output.
freehire-mail-triage
Use when sorting a job seeker's application mail into the freehire tracker from their own mail client (himalaya, mbsync, notmuch, the Gmail API, any IMAP) — pushing a fetched batch, judging what each message is, linking it to an application, advancing a stage from a reply, or draining the two queues the matcher fills (suggested links awaiting a verdict, and mail with no application to attach to).
freehire-track-applications
Use when recording or reviewing what someone applied to on freehire — marking a job applied, bookmarking one for later, moving an application through its stages (applied through offer, or rejected/withdrawn), attaching a note, or listing what they are tracking. Also covers reporting a posting that never answered them after they applied (`ghost report`), and retracting that report.
using-freehire
Use when orienting in the `freehire` CLI as a whole — installing it, authenticating with an API key, working out which of its surfaces answers a job seeker's question, or troubleshooting a 401. The task skills do the work; this one is the map and the setup.
freehire-market-fit
Use when measuring a set of skills — a CV's stack, or one skill on its own — against live open-vacancy demand on freehire; when telling a candidate which in-demand skills they are missing and what learning each would unlock; or when gauging how much of a filtered market (a role, a region, a seniority) their current stack already covers.
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