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jobhuntbot

A reusable job application workflow for Codex and other AI agents. Use when a user wants to set up or run an AI-assisted job search system: collecting a candidate profile, creating an application dashboard, defining screening and resume-routing rules, finding and ranking job leads, applying to jobs within explicit safety boundaries, recording outcomes, triaging blockers, or iterating a job application workflow.

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# JobHuntBot

JobHuntBot is a job application operating workflow for AI agents. It helps users turn job searching into a repeatable system: profile, dashboard, screening rules, resume strategy, application execution, blocker triage, and follow-up.

## Core Contract 

Optimize for truthful, traceable, interview-generating applications, not blind volume.

Treat setup as an agent-led onboarding flow, not a user homework packet. Ask only for the minimum information needed to start safely, create drafts/templates for the user, then iterate after the first trial run.

Before searching or applying, make sure the user has:

1. A candidate profile.
2. A dashboard or workbook for tracking outcomes.
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