
Career Ops
v0.1.0AI-powered job search command center. Evaluate offers with a 6-block scoring system, scan 45+ company portals, generate ATS-optimized CVs, and track your pipeline with data-driven precision. Inspired by santifer/career-ops (MIT) by Santiago Fernandez.
Career Ops
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Evaluator
.agents/evaluator/
Batch Evaluate
0 10 * * 1-5
Rejection Pattern Analysis
0 9 * * 5
Weekly Pipeline Health
0 9 * * 1
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Pipeline Conductor
.agents/pipeline-conductor/
Daily Portal Scan
0 7 * * 1-5
Follow-up Cadence
0 10 * * 2,4
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Agents
5
Jobs
2
Depts
18
Pages
6-block offer evaluation, scoring, deep company research, interview prep & negotiation, rejection-pattern analysis, training/project evaluation
End-to-end pipeline ownership: portal scanning, auto-pipeline orchestration, CV tailoring, application form drafting, outreach, follow-up cadence, tracker integrity
Career Ops
"Companies use AI to filter candidates. I gave candidates AI to choose companies." — Santiago Fernandez (@santifer)
Career Ops is an AI-powered job search command center adapted from the career-ops open source project (MIT license) by Santiago Fernandez de Valderrama. The original system evaluated 740+ job offers, generated 100+ tailored CVs, and helped Santiago land a Head of Applied AI role.
This cabinet adapts that methodology into a structured, visual, agent-driven system.
Philosophy
- Filter, don't spray. This is not a mass-apply tool. It helps you find the few offers genuinely worth your time.
- Human-in-the-loop. AI evaluates and recommends. You decide and submit. Never auto-apply.
- Quality over quantity. Don't apply to anything scoring below 4.0/5.
- Data-driven. Every decision backed by evaluation scores, pipeline metrics, and pattern analysis.
How It Works
- Configure your profile in [[profile]] — your CV, proof points, skills matrix, and search criteria
- Scan portals using [[portals]] — 45+ companies across Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, Wellfound
- Evaluate offers with the 6-block system in [[evaluations]] — each job gets blocks A through F
- Generate tailored CVs in [[cv-lab]] — ATS-optimized, keyword-injected, one per application
- Track your pipeline on the [[pipeline]] board — from discovered to offer with full status history
- Prep for interviews using [[interview-prep]] — STAR+R stories, negotiation scripts, company research
- Analyze patterns in [[analytics]] — rejection patterns, channel ROI, pipeline velocity
Your Team — 2 Agents
Adapted from the 16 modes of the original career-ops system into two leads — one for operations, one for analysis:
- 🎛️ Pipeline Conductor — owns execution end-to-end: portal scanning across Greenhouse / Ashby / Lever / Wellfound / career pages, auto-pipeline orchestration (URL → eval → CV → application → tracker), CV tailoring (ATS-optimized, keyword-injected), application form drafting, LinkedIn outreach (4 contact-type frameworks), follow-up cadence, and tracker integrity.
- 🔬 Evaluator — owns analysis and judgment: the 6-block A–F evaluation on every offer, deep 6-axis company research, STAR+R story bank and negotiation playbooks, rejection-pattern analysis (conversion funnel, archetype performance, channel ROI), and training/project investment evaluation.
The split: Conductor acts; Evaluator judges.
The 6-Block Evaluation System
Every job offer is evaluated across six blocks:
| Block | Name | What It Covers |
|---|---|---|
| A | Role Summary | Title, level, team, scope, growth potential |
| B | CV Match Analysis | Skills overlap, gap identification, keyword alignment |
| C | Level Strategy | Seniority fit, over/under-leveling risk, career trajectory |
| D | Compensation Research | Market benchmarks, equity analysis, total comp modeling |
| E | Personalization Tips | Company culture signals, application angle, differentiators |
| F | Interview Prep | Likely questions, STAR+R stories to load, company-specific intel |
Attribution
This cabinet is adapted from santifer/career-ops by Santiago Fernandez de Valderrama, licensed under MIT. The original project provides Claude Code skills, a Go terminal dashboard, PDF generation via Playwright, and portal scanning — this cabinet adapts the methodology and evaluation framework into the cabinet format.
$ git clone --filter=blob:none --sparse https://github.com/hilash/cabinets.git && cd cabinets && git sparse-checkout set career-ops