Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, select a node to see how it connects.
Drag to pan, scroll to zoom, select a node to see how it connects.
Paste a job description. The CV and cover letter are written only from what's in your graph.
Enter your passphrase to use the studio on this device.
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You're viewing this as its owner on claude.ai, so the studio writes with Claude and needs no key. The settings below apply when the site runs on your own domain.
Fills in the provider, address and model below. Each provider needs its own key, and the studio remembers one key per provider.
For OpenRouter use https://openrouter.ai/api/v1, for Groq https://api.groq.com/openai/v1, for OpenAI https://api.openai.com/v1.
List several models separated by commas to try them in order when one is busy, rate-limited or gone. On OpenRouter the switch happens on their side.
Saved only in this browser. It is never part of the site's code, so visitors can't see or use it.
Adds a lock in front of the studio on your deployed site. Type a passphrase, then copy the hash into ownerPassphraseSha256 in resume.js.
Connect this browser to your private repository so the graph, text view and studio here use your full data, hidden items included. Visitors never get it. Use a fine-grained token limited to that one repository, with Contents set to read and write.
Kept only in this browser and used only on CVs and cover letters you export. They are never part of the site's files, so visitors can't see them.
Optional. When set, cover letters mention it once; when empty, they say nothing about start dates.
Untick anything you want to keep off your public site. You'll still see it here and on your own devices, and the studio can still use it. Companies, schools and skills that only hidden items use are left out automatically.
Choose how your site looks and behaves, and how your CVs are laid out. The preview updates as you go; nothing changes for visitors until you save.
New postings that fit what you're looking for, found every morning and ranked against your preferences and your graph.
Jobs you've applied for, with the tailored link you sent and how many people opened it. Kept in applications.json in your private repository; never published.
Tailored links you've made for specific jobs. Switching one off or letting it run out takes it off your site within a few minutes; the link then shows your public resume instead. In GoatCounter each link appears by its code, e.g. #for/k3x9ab.