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run-search

Skill2 starsChanged 14 days agoLicence not identifiedView on GitHub

The `/run-search` pipeline. Agent Reach searches for internships, Scrapling extracts more from accessible job pages, employer job-board feeds, startup discovery and a career-page walker read companies' own pages, results are normalized, deduplicated, verified, scored against the confirmed profile and resume, and saved to jobs.csv. Also re-opens saved postings to verify them before approval. The user then reviews and approves opportunities before any application is prepared. Also the place for reading one public page or searching the web (provider chain: Agent Reach, official feeds, Scrapling, ScrapeGraphAI). Use when the user asks to search, find, refresh, or look for new internships, startups or company career pages, a role, an industry, remote or local openings, or recently posted opportunities, to verify a job, or to read a public posting or page. Never applies or messages anyone.

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