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job-match-analyzer

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Honestly assess how well a CV matches a job advert before applying. Gives a fit score and verdict (apply, stretch or skip), each requirement as met, partial or missing with evidence, gaps with advice, red flags in the advert, and a calculated ATS keyword score. Use when the user asks "should I apply?", "am I a good fit?" or wants a CV-versus-job comparison without a rewrite.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Read the advert in layers: must-haves, nice-to-haves, the real job (the duties) and signals.

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  2. Very specific:

    If the user wants the tailored CV next, hand over to the cv-tailor or resume-genie skill.

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SKILL.md

Job match analyzer

Tell the candidate the truth about their fit, with evidence, before they spend time on an application.

Workflow

  1. Extract the text of the CV and the job advert. Save the CV as cv.txt.
  2. Follow references/job-analysis.md:
    • Read the advert in layers: must-haves, nice-to-haves, the real job (the duties) and signals.
    • Judge each requirement: met (direct evidence, quoted), partial (adjacent or implied) or missing. Never mark something met because it's plausible.
    • Fit score and verdict:
      • strong-apply (85+)
      • apply (65–84)
      • stretch (45–64)
      • skip (below 45, or a hard gate is missing)
    • Gaps, each with advice: surface hidden evidence, address it in the cover letter, or close it.
    • Red flags, pointed out kindly.
  3. Pick 15–30 ATS keywords in the advert's exact wording, with importance and synonyms. Save them as keywords.json, then calculate the current ATS score:
    python scripts/ats_score.py cv.txt keywords.json
  4. Reply with:

    • the verdict and fit score, plus a one-line reason
    • the ATS score as calculated
    • a requirements table (requirement | status | evidence)
    • the top strengths to lead with
    • gaps with advice
    • red flags
    • 4–6 specific tailoring moves

    If the user wants the tailored CV next, hand over to the cv-tailor or resume-genie skill.

Rules

  • Quote evidence from the CV. Don't paraphrase it into something stronger.
  • A missing hard gate (licence, clearance, mandated degree or language) caps the verdict at skip, however strong the rest is.
  • Report scores as calculated. Never estimate an ATS score.

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