job-fit-assessorlisted

Produces a structured, interactive React artifact that annotates a job description against a candidate profile, surfacing strong fits, partial fits, and gaps — each with specific evidence and honest assessor notes. Use this skill whenever a job description or JD URL is shared alongside profile materials (resume, GitHub, cover letter, personal documents, online accounts), or when the user says things like "how do I match this role", "assess my fit", "annotate this JD", "should I apply", "what are my weak points for this job", or "run a fit assessment". Also trigger when the user shares recruiter context alongside their background, or asks to evaluate any role against their experience. Accepts an optional profile directory path (positional, --profile-dir flag, or natural language like "my profile is at ~/path/") to read candidate materials from a specific location instead of the working directory. The output is a filterable, collapsible React artifact with an overall fit score and optional PDF export.
cmin764/configs · ★ 1 · Data & Documents · score 64

Install: claude install-skill cmin764/configs

# Job Fit Assessor Produces an interactive React artifact that scores a candidate against a JD, grouped into thematic sections, with per-item fit ratings and honest evidence-backed notes. --- ## Phase 1: Gather candidate profile Build the fullest possible picture of the candidate before scoring anything. Work through available sources in priority order. ### 1.1 Local files First, determine the scan root: 1. **Check the invocation for a profile directory path.** The user may supply it as: - A positional argument: `/job-fit-assessor ~/path/to/profile [JD URL]` - A flag: `--profile-dir ~/path/to/profile` - Natural language: "my profile is at ~/docs/career/", "use ~/profile/ for my CV" 2. **If a path is provided**, use it as the scan root. **If no path is provided**, fall back to the current working directory. Scan the root directory (depth ≤ 3) for profile-related files. Common patterns: ``` README.md ← self-positioning, stack, current focus cv.md / cv.pdf ← structured work history and credentials codex.md ← personal strategy, career timeline, projects bio.md ← narrative background portfolio.md ← project highlights ``` Use `ls`, `find`, or `glob` to discover what's actually present. Don't assume specific filenames — read whatever exists that looks like professional background. If the directory contains a profile README (e.g. `username/username` on GitHub), that's the primary source. ### 1.2 Uploaded files If the user ha