Career-Ops

Career-Ops is an open-source, AI-powered job search command center built on top of Claude Code. It turns any AI coding CLI into a full pipeline that evaluates job offers with a structured A-F scoring system, generates tailored ATS-optimized CVs as PDFs, and automatically scans 45+ pre-configured company career portals. Built by someone who used it to evaluate 740+ job listings and land a Head of Applied AI role, it is designed to help candidates filter for quality over quantity.

• Auto-Pipeline — Paste a job URL or description and get a full evaluation report, tailored PDF CV, and tracker entry automatically.
• 6-Block Evaluation — Each offer is analyzed across role summary, CV match, level strategy, comp research, personalization, and interview prep (STAR+R).
• Interview Story Bank — Accumulates STAR+Reflection stories across evaluations, building a master bank of 5–10 stories that can answer any behavioral question.
• Negotiation Scripts — Includes salary negotiation frameworks, geographic discount pushback scripts, and competing offer leverage guides.
• ATS PDF Generation — Generates keyword-injected CVs using a Playwright/Puppeteer HTML template with Space Grotesk and DM Sans fonts.
• Portal Scanner — Scans 45+ pre-configured companies (Anthropic, OpenAI, ElevenLabs, n8n, etc.) across Ashby, Greenhouse, Lever, and Wellfound.
• Batch Processing — Evaluates 10+ offers in parallel using claude -p sub-agent workers for high-throughput screening.
• Dashboard TUI — A Go + Bubble Tea terminal UI to browse, filter, sort, and manage your application pipeline with 6 filter tabs and 4 sort modes.
• Human-in-the-Loop — The system evaluates and recommends but never auto-submits; you always review and decide before applying.
• Pipeline Integrity — Automated merge, deduplication, status normalization, and health checks keep your tracking data consistent.

To get started, clone the repository, run npm install, install Playwright's Chromium browser, copy the example config files, add your CV as cv.md, and open Claude Code in the project directory. From there, use the /career-ops slash command or simply paste a job URL to trigger the full pipeline.