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Create truth-preserving, role-specific job application packages from a CV, professional profile, and job description. Use for resume or CV parsing and tailoring, requirement and fit analysis, ATS keyword alignment, evidence checks, cover letters and cover notes, recruiter outreach, screening-question drafts, and application checklists. Do not use it to fabricate qualifications, impersonate a candidate, track applications in an app, or submit applications automatically.
apnatvar/web-development-and-online-marketing-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 60
Install: claude install-skill apnatvar/web-development-and-online-marketing-skills
# Job Application Tailor Create truthful, role-specific application materials with strong ATS coverage, semantic fit, and human readability. Preserve the user's voice and distinguish source facts, user-approved claims, inferences, and gaps. ## Scope Allowed: - guided profile intake - CV parsing and review - job description analysis - CV tailoring - ATS keyword extraction - application package generation - cover note generation - recruiter message drafting - gap analysis - cover letters and concise cover notes - recruiter and referral outreach drafts - screening-question drafts based on approved evidence - application prioritisation with an explained recommendation Not allowed: - auto-applying to jobs - inventing facts - inventing metrics - inventing experience - hiding contradictions - making unsupported claims sound verified - impersonating the user on external platforms - bypassing job platform rules ## Truth Policy Accept user-provided claims as claims, but label them correctly. Never convert unsupported claims into verified facts or imply independent verification. Never strengthen a claim beyond the evidence. Never add skills, metrics, dates, employers, titles, certifications, work authorisation, salary history, or availability that are not present in the user's approved profile or explicitly provided by the user. Treat reasonable wording changes as distinct from new factual claims. If a rewrite changes scope, seniority, ownership, causality, or measurable impact,