A passion project

Resume + application

An agent that finds the right openings across portals, tailors your resume to each role, and applies on your behalf, so the only thing left for you is the conversation.

The part of job-hunting nobody misses

Job hunting has one genuinely miserable part: the forms. Finding the openings across half a dozen portals, re-typing the same details into each, re-uploading the same CV, tweaking it for the role if you still have the energy, and doing it all again tomorrow. Good roles get missed simply because nobody had the evening to apply.

None of that is the hard part of getting hired. It is pure friction, sitting between you and the interview. So we built an agent that does it, the watching, the tailoring, the filling, and leaves you with the part that actually matters.

We built it for ourselves first, then for friends who were job-hunting and tired of the forms. It is not an enterprise product. It is just a good thing to hand someone. If you want it set up, reach out, and you will be welcomed into the Indian Insights Company community.

How it runs

From a fresh opening to a tailored application, submitted on your behalf.

Five steps and a loop. It learns your target, watches the portals (the open ones directly, the closed ones through your inbox), matches, tailors the resume, and applies, then keeps running as new roles post.

CV
Define

Your target + CV

  • The role you want
  • Your CV as the baseline
Indeed
Source

Find the roles

  • Open portals, queried direct
  • Matched as they post
Claude
Match

Matched to you

  • The genuine fits, ranked
  • The rest left out
Claude
Tailor

Resume tailored

  • Reframed for each role
  • Keywords the JD asks for
SENT
Apply

Applied and tracked

  • Submitted for you
  • Confirmations kept
Gmail
Inbox

Closed portals

  • LinkedIn, Naukri alerts
Two ways in, both covered

Open portals directly, closed ones through your inbox.

Portals with an API are queried directly, so new matching roles surface the moment they post. The closed ones, LinkedIn and Naukri, are bridged through your inbox: their job alerts land there, and the agent reads them as they arrive. Nothing slips because a site would not let a bot in.

A resume that fits the role

Reframed for each opening, not the other way around.

For every role worth applying to, Claude reads the job description against your profile and reframes the resume to match: the emphasis, the keywords, the order, a fresh version per role when it helps. You stop bending yourself to fit the form.

You get your evenings back

Applied, confirmed, and tracked.

It submits through each portal's own flow, captures the confirmation, and keeps a record of where you have applied. It runs as new roles post, so applications go out without you sitting in front of a form.

The blueprint

What makes it work.

The portal connectors and the inbox bridge are the plumbing. The agent earns its keep where it counts: matching roles to you, and tailoring the resume to each one.

  • Your target, captured once. Your CV and the role you want, level, industry, geography, the kind of company, become the filter every step runs against. Your CV
  • Open portals, queried direct. Platforms with an API are watched continuously, so matching roles surface as they post. Indeed
  • Closed portals, via your inbox. LinkedIn and Naukri will not let a bot in, so their job alerts route to your inbox and the agent reads them there. LinkedIn Naukri Gmail
  • Matched to you. Every role is scored against your target, so you are not applying to everything, only the genuine fits. Claude
  • Tailored per role. The resume is reframed for each job description, emphasis and keywords adjusted, a new version when it earns one. Claude
  • Applied and tracked. Each application goes through the portal's own flow, with the confirmation captured and a record kept of where you stand. Claude
See it run
Walkthrough video on the way

A 90-second walk through, from a fresh job alert to a tailored application submitted.

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