What problem does it solve? Job hunting spans many disconnected tasks — finding openings, decoding JDs, tailoring resumes, prepping behavioral interviews, comparing offers, and negotiating pay. This Skill acts as a single entry point that detects where you are in that pipeline and routes you to the right specialized sub-skill, so you never have to figure out which tool to invoke. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Intent routing: Maps natural-language requests ("find me a job", "should I apply", "compare these offers") to one of six self-contained sub-skills: job-hunt, job-description, resume, bq, offer-compare, and salary-negotiation. - End-to-end pipeline: Chains sub-skills into a full workflow from discovering opportunities through signing an offer, with each stage producing HTML reports, resumes, or story banks saved locally. - Shared guardrails: Enforces four common rules across all sub-skills — never fabricate experience or numbers, ask only decision-changing questions, structure data before rendering, and never apply on the user's behalf. - Use Case: Paste a JD and your resume and say "help me get this job" — the router runs JD analysis, then resume tailoring, then BQ prep, and finally offer comparison and negotiation when offers arrive. ## Quick Start Tell the assistant "help me find a job" or describe your current job-hunt stage, and it will route you to the matching sub-skill automatically.
