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I actually find building my resume to be kinda fun, but having to mindlessly apply nonstop to get a chance at an interview was brain numbing. So I quickly built a tool that does it, and it sent over a hundred applications just today alone across job boards like Ashby, Lever, Workable, Rippling, BambooHR, Jobvite, JazzHR forms, and Github Forms like the Simplify internship repo, for less than a dollar in API cost. The way it works is by splitting the job into three parts, done by three different things. Essentially, JEV makes every decision that has a fixed set of answers. JEV is a new kind of model that recently came out and has been trending (typesafe/jev-1.13, on OpenRouter). Basically you give it a question with the possible answers defined, and it returns a probability for each one instead of writing text. This makes it so that output tokens do not cost anything at all. It answers in about half a second for a fraction of a cent, and ten applications cost about one cent of JEV. Then, you connect to your existing Claude subscription or API, and Claude writes anything that actually needs sentences like questions like "why do you want to work here", and if you want it can make a a one-page resume and cover letter written for each posting from your profile. And, to reiterate, it runs through Claude Code on your own subscription, so there is no extra bill for it. Then, the program finds the postings on public lists and company boards, ranks them, fills each form in a Chrome window that you can actively watch, and reads every answer back from the page before anything is sent. If a value did not land, it fixes it or stops and tells you. Its quite persistent on never lying on a form. All questions about things like work authorization, dates and education come from your profile and are never changed to fit a posting; every number and name in a tailored resume is checked against your profile in code before the PDF is made. It never signs in anywhere, never passes a "not a robot" check for you, and never sends a form it could not verify. So, for things that might need a verification code in gmail, or extra manual work, it just lists it for you and then you can manually submit it. As you apply, a CSV of what was sent, a CSV of what was left for you, and a dashboard that reads both is built into your directory. Its 100% opensource, and quite fun to play around with. Honestly, you can make the argument that companies wont prefer it, but at this point, in this market, it's a numbers game, and if companies are lazy enough to push AI Job Postings, then I'll be lazy enough to make AI fill them for me. If you want to try it, clone it, open Claude Code, type /setup, and it walks you through the rest. You need Chrome, Node, a Claude subscription and an OpenRouter key with a couple of dollars on it. github.com/qbeka/jev-job-search If you are applying for internships or new-grad roles too, give it a run and tell me what breaks. Pull reque

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/4 01:00:56