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resume-audit

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Scores a resume's structure, quantified impact, and ATS keyword coverage against a job description. Reads markdown or plain text (convert PDF/docx first with doc-reader) and checks contact info, standard sections, quantified bullet ratio, action-verb openers, weak phrases ("responsible for"), and — given a JD — which required keywords are missing. Offline, deterministic, no LLM needed.

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Resume Audit

Recruiters and ATS software filter on mechanical signals before a human reads a word. This scores those signals before you hit submit.

Commands

python3 scripts/resume_audit.py resume.md
python3 scripts/resume_audit.py resume.md --jd job-posting.txt --json
python3 scripts/resume_audit.py resume.md --min-bullet-ratio 0.5

Checks

CheckPass condition
contact_infoemail, phone, or profile URL present
sectionsexperience + skills sections detected
quantified_bulletsratio >= --min-bullet-ratio (default 0.4)
action_verbs>=50% of bullets open with led/built/shipped/grew/...
weak_phraseszero "responsible for" / "worked on" / "helped with"

With --jd, reports ATS coverage: which JD keywords appear in the resume, which tech keywords are missing, and a strong/partial/weak verdict.

Workflow

  1. Convert the resume: doc-reader resume.pdf > resume.md
  2. Audit: resume_audit.py resume.md --jd target-role.txt
  3. Fix the failing checks — add numbers to bullets, replace weak phrases, weave missing tech keywords into real accomplishments (never keyword-stuff).

Pairs with

doc-reader (format conversion), nbj-write-clearly (making the prose land after the structure passes).

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