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# Write a Cover Letter for a Job Description This command works from wherever it's invoked. It has **two** master inputs, and they serve different jobs: | File | Role | What it provides | |---|---|---| | `resume.tex` | **Source of truth** | Every fact, employer, skill, project, and number the letter may use | | `cover-letter.tex` | **Template only** | Layout, preamble, contact header, salutation, sign-off | The distinction matters and is easy to get wrong: `cover-letter.tex` is a **shape, not a story**. Its body prose was written for a different role. Do not mine it for content, do not carry its claims forward, and do not treat its emphasis as a starting point. Every run writes a genuinely new letter from the resume. A letter assembled by rewording the last one drifts further from the truth with each application and drags stale, irrelevant framing along with it. This skill is standalone — it doesn't read from or depend on any other plugin's files. ## Step 0 — Locate the two masters **The resume (source of truth).** - If `$ARGUMENTS` contains `--resume <path>`, use that file. This is how the user points at a specific version, and it always wins. - Otherwise search for `resume.tex`: the current working directory first, then recursively from it (`Glob **/resume.tex`). - If exactly one match is found, use it. If none or several are found, ask the user which resume to use and stop until they reply. - Call the containing directory `<root>` for the rest of this run. **The co