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career-ops

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Four substantive changes on top of upstream, plus trimming.

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Works with any agent

ships config for claude, opencode.

In its own words

README.mddarischen/career-ops

This is an independent fork (cloned with full history), not a GitHub fork. The original project is santifer/career-ops by Santiago, the AI job search command center that turns any AI coding CLI into an offer-evaluation, CV-tailoring, portal-scanning, application-tracking pipeline. This repo shares the upstream's entire commit history but is a standalone repository (GitHub does not link it as a fork). All credit for the core system, archetypes, scoring logic, and negotiation playbooks goes to the upstream author.

This fork (darischen/career-ops) is a personalized, Claude-Code-first version. For the full feature tour, setup guide, and multi-CLI support, read the upstream README. This file documents only what differs here.

Relationship to upstream

To pull future upstream changes:

What this fork changes

Four substantive changes on top of upstream, plus trimming.

1. modes/apply.md rewritten (the biggest change)

apply.md is the most heavily modified file in the fork (250 insertions, 87 deletions). The single live-application mode was rebuilt around a personal four-resume setup and a stricter, token-cheaper workflow.

Quoting 14% of the README. Read the rest on GitHub ↗

Where it came from

inspired by santifer/career-ops Open-source AI job search: scan job portals, evaluate listings into a structured A-H report with a global 1-5 score, tai today

And a tool: +.playwright-mcp — configuration the original does not ship.

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