What is get-a-job?

This project is a set of three AI assistant skills for job hunting that work inside Claude Code and OpenAI Codex. It adds slash commands that help someone build a resume, quickly check if a job posting is worth applying to, and run a deeper analysis of their odds before spending time on an application. The first command, update-resume, runs an interview where each question is generated by an AI model based on everything answered so far. It builds a career profile file and a master resume written to avoid AI sounding phrases, checked by a mechanical linter rather than just asked of the model politely. The second command, check-fit, takes a job posting link, pulls out what the role actually requires, and scores the resume against it from zero to ten, giving a fast strong, partial, or poor verdict so someone does not waste an afternoon on a bad match. The third command, ats-score, goes further by simulating how an applicant tracking system might scan the resume for keywords, and if there is a real chance of improvement, generates a tailored version of the resume and shows a before and after score. Job posting text is pulled in through an external scraping service called Anakin, using an API key the user provides. The tool is careful about this: it always tells the user before it makes a scraping call, and if there is no API key, no scraping credits, or the page cannot be read, it simply asks the user to paste the job description text instead. LinkedIn links are refused outright since LinkedIn blocks this kind of scraping. Installation is done through a shell script that links the skills and commands into the local Claude Code and Codex configuration folders. It requires the Claude Code command line tool to already be installed and logged in, along with Python's standard library, since no extra Python packages are installed.