Tech jobs on the command line
Hi HN! I'm Nico and lately I've been struggling looking for jobs. I've gotten specially frustrated with having to spend hours reading through listings just to find good matches. So I built something to scratch my own itch: Command Jobs, a terminal-based job finder and application tracker designed specifically for me, and maybe also software engineers The app scrapes web listings, saves them, processes them with GPT[1], then based on your resume and job preferences, it gives you the best matches This is my first open source project, and also my first public project using LLMs I'm really…
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Command Jobs is a terminal-based job search tool for software engineers that scrapes online job listings, processes them with GPT, and ranks matches based on a user's resume and preferences. The application also functions as an application tracker to manage the job search process. It's designed to reduce time spent manually sorting through job postings by automatically filtering and prioritizing relevant opportunities from multiple sources.
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Hi HN! I'm Nico and lately I've been struggling looking for jobs. I've gotten specially frustrated with having to spend hours reading through listings just to find good matches. So I built something to scratch my own itch: Command Jobs, a terminal-based job finder and application tracker designed specifically for me, and maybe also software engineers The app scrapes web listings, saves them, processes them with GPT[1], then based on your resume and job preferences, it gives you the best matches This is my first open source project, and also my first public project using LLMs I'm really excited to share this with the HN community and would love to hear your feedback, suggestions, and any features you'd like to see in the future. Please check it out and let me know what you think! https://github.com/nicobrenner/commandjobs I'm currently working on adding more sources for job listings, periodic scraping via cronjobs, and alerts for new matches Looking forward to your questions, feedback and requests. Thank you [1]: Bring Your Own (OpenAPI) Key
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