review-resume
SolidReview a freshly uploaded resume and save a stronger rewritten version as a suggestion the user accepts or discards in the dashboard.
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Quality Score: 84/100
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- Author
- suxrobGM
- Repository
- suxrobGM/jobpilot
- Created
- 5 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT
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resume-review
Critically review a resume/CV against ATS (applicant tracking system) parsing rules, recruiter skim patterns, and keyword alignment with a target job description. Use when the user asks to "review my resume/CV", "check my resume against this job ad", "will this pass ATS", or shares a resume file (.docx/.pdf/.md) for feedback. Provides scored, prioritised, critical feedback — not a rewrite.
rewrite-resume
Rewrites and upgrades the user's resume section by section for a specific target job, with ATS keyword coverage and formatting checks. Use when the user says "rewrite my resume", "tailor my resume to this job", "resume for this JD", or runs /rewrite-resume. For the LinkedIn profile version use rewrite-linkedin-profile; for keyword mining alone use jd-keyword-miner.
campus-resume-review
Review one candidate's resume against a specific role and produce a hiring-manager-ready evidence card - claims graded by how verifiable they are, rubric ratings that cite their evidence, integrity flags, and the three-to-five interview questions actually worth asking. Built for Chinese campus and internship hiring (校招/实习/秋招/暑期实习/提前批), where candidates have no employment history and most of the page is unverifiable self-report. Use this whenever someone asks you to screen, evaluate, assess, review, or "take a look at" a candidate's or applicant's resume or CV against a job, whether or not they say the words "campus hiring" - and use it even when they just want a quick read, because the fast answer is exactly where an ungrounded one does the most damage. Do not use it to write, improve, or tailor someone's own resume for their own job search.