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resume-writer

Writes and rewrites high-impact resumes and CVs that pass ATS screening and win recruiter attention — translating raw work history into quantified, outcome-driven bullet points, choosing the right format, and tailoring to a target role. Use this skill when a user asks to "write my resume", "fix my CV", "make my resume ATS-friendly", "tailor my resume to this job", "turn my experience into bullet points", or wants help with a professional summary, skills section, or resume formatting.

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# Resume Writer

## Overview
This skill turns a messy work history into a focused, quantified, ATS-passable resume tailored to a specific target role. It optimizes for two readers at once: the **applicant tracking system** (keyword match, parseable structure) and the **human recruiter** who skims for ~7 seconds before deciding.

**Keywords**: resume, CV, curriculum vitae, ATS, job application, bullet points, professional summary, work experience, achievements, cover, career change, recruiter.

## When to use vs. not
Use this to write, rewrite, restructure, or tailor a resume. This skill does not fabricate experience, invent metrics, or guarantee an interview — every claim must trace back to something the user actually did. When the user has no numbers, help them *estimate honestly* ("supported ~40 customers/week"), never invent precise figures.

## Inputs to gather first
Ask only for what's missing; infer the rest:
1. **Target role + a job description** (the single most important input — it drives keywords and emphasis).
2. **Work history**: companies, titles, dates, and what they actually did/achieved.