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# Help
Answer the user's actual question from what follows. Do not print this whole file at them — pick the section that matches what they asked and answer from it in a few lines.
If they asked a general "what is this" or "what do I run", give them the Pipeline section and the single next command for their situation. Check the workspace state before recommending anything: if `preferences.yaml` is absent, the answer is always onboarding, whatever they asked.
## What slushpile is
A job application pipeline. Ten skills and eight agents that take a role from a careers-board listing to a resume and cover letter that have already survived an adversarial review.
The idea it rests on: **you are not graded against the job description, you are graded against the other applications in the same queue.** Every scoring step is anchored to that queue rather than to the posting. This is why the output sometimes says a differentiator the user is proud of is median, and why it reports probabilities per submission channel instead of one verdict.
It never submits anything. Every skill writes files. The user reads them and sends them.
