Career Ops introduction
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CareerOps combines its main job-search router with plugin workflows for Apify sources, Gmail leads, sponsorship data and Notion. The plugin instructions use the same workspace and are not standalone agent installations. The template and demonstration files are excluded from the task count.
Why we picked it
Useful for keeping a focused job search organized around your own evidence and profile. Treat generated CVs and messages as drafts, and keep the final application decisions in your hands.
Skills in this collection
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CareerOps: Job Search Workspace
Route job evaluation, tailored CVs, application tracking and interview preparation through one workspace.
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CareerOps: Apify Job Sources
Use an Apify actor as a configured job-source provider in the CareerOps pipeline.
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CareerOps: Gmail Job Leads
Import leads from a chosen Gmail label into the CareerOps job pipeline.
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CareerOps: Sponsorship Data Check
Attach a factual employer sponsorship signal from configured data to US-role evaluations.
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CareerOps: Notion Job Tracker
Connect the CareerOps application tracker with its configured Notion workspace.
What it helps with
- Organize job research, CV tailoring, applications and interviews with a local agent workspace.
Setup and use
The official initializer creates a career-ops workspace and installs dependencies. Open your AI CLI inside that directory, then follow profile setup. Review generated material and submit applications yourself.
| Command | What it helps with |
|---|---|
npx @santifer/career-ops init | Get the upstream package or workspace using the documented setup route. |
Before you use it
- Node.js and a supported AI CLI, plus your own CV and profile. PDF generation needs Playwright Chromium; optional data plugins require their corresponding accounts or local datasets.
Supported agents
Sources & references
Original sources are linked below. Practical starting points are editorial suggestions from SkillHey.
