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career-intelligence-workflow

jaikrishnanmurali

Privacy-first, zero-token job discovery with Resend digests and optional Career Ops, Codex, and Claude integration.

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Works with any agent

ships AGENTS.md, the cross-tool instruction file.

In its own words

README.mdjaikrishnanmurali/career-intelligence-workflow

Career Intelligence Workflow

Your job search should not stop when you close your laptop. The scheduled discovery and private email layer for Career Ops.

Independent community extension for Career Ops. Career Ops was created by Santiago Fernández de Valderrama and has been shaped by its open-source contributors. Career Intelligence Workflow is independently maintained and is not an official Career Ops project or endorsement.

Created by Jai Krishnan Murali from a private Career Ops workflow developed for his own job search, then redesigned as a reusable open-source system with Codex assistance.

Career Intelligence runs in GitHub Actions, remembers what it has already seen, and emails only new jobs that survive your role, location, language, seniority and work-authorization rules.

What it does, in plain terms

Career Intelligence watches job boards and employer career pages on a schedule — even while your computer is off — keeps only the listings that match your roles, locations and languages, and emails you the new ones twice a day. It does not apply for you and never contacts employers. Think of it as a private, always-on job radar that sends a short email digest.

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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

What this copy built: +bin +browser-setup +integrations +schemas +scripts +src +state — top-level directories this copy added on top of the original.

And a tool: +.devcontainer — configuration the original does not ship.

Read from the repository's git tree on 2026-08-17.