ai-job-search

suraj-davariya

CareerForge — AI job-search assistant inside Claude Code.

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In its own words

Aboutsuraj-davariya/ai-job-search

/search ranks postings from your portals; /apply tailors a CV + cover letter (posting's language), gets a second-AI review, and compiles print-ready LaTeX PDFs; a local dashboard tracks every application. Local-first, country-agnostic — prepares applications, never submits them

README.md

An AI job-search assistant that finds postings, writes tailored CVs and cover letters, and compiles them to print-ready PDFs — all on your own machine.

🌍 Read this in your language (alphabetical · 12 available · machine-translated, English is canonical):

Planned (help translate — i18n/CONTRIBUTING.md): Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, Filipino, Hebrew, Italian, Korean, Malay, Marathi, Persian, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal), Romanian, Swahili, Tamil, Telugu, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Urdu, Vietnamese.

New here? Start with the guide. The friendliest way to understand CareerForge is the documentation site — Quick Start, all three commands, the dashboard with live demos, privacy, and FAQ. No programming needed to read it.

- 🌐 Read it now: suraj-davariya.github.io/ai-job-search — hosted, nothing to install. - 📊 Click through the dashboard: suraj-davariya.github.io/ai-job-search/dashboard — the real UI on fictional sample data, read-only. - 💻 Prefer local? Run npm run dev inside docs-site/ (or see its README for the one-command static build).

What is this?

CareerForge is a job-search toolkit you run inside Claude Code — an AI assistant that lives in your terminal. You type commands and plain-English prompts; the AI does the work. No programming knowledge required.

Here is what it can do for you today:

The repository's own description, then 15% of its README. Read the rest on GitHub ↗

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