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Semi-autoYou choose the jobs. It does the rest.
Read a ten-second, low-selling summary. Pass, ask a question, or apply. The agent researches, tailors, and prepares the application behind every decision.
Semi-auto · You choose every opportunity
Hundreds of jobs. Ten seconds each.
Get the truth of each job in a short, low-selling summary. Pass, ask, or apply; your agent handles the research, tailoring, and repetitive forms behind every choice.
Free accounts include 100 job-title searches with up to 10 listings per title each calendar month. The 5-application monthly allowance unlocks after a member-owned profile and résumé can be connected safely.
Next thoughtful match92% fit
LatticeWorks · Remote, US · $155K–$190K
Research Tools Engineer
The ten-second version
Build analysis tools that scientists use every day. Your independent tooling projects matter more here than a conventional ML pedigree.
Strong fitResearch-adjacent
The catchThe posting is vague about on-call expectations.
You set the boundaries
Every inference is correctable
Risk creates a question, not a guess
The same agent. Your choice of control.
Choose the mode that lets you breathe.
Neither mode is the training-wheel version. Switch at any time.
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AutoApprove the boundaries. Let it run.
The agent finds and applies to strong matches, including non-obvious careers. It pauses whenever a fact is uncertain or an answer could meaningfully affect you.
Recover the work your résumé forgot
Your résumé is a receipt, not the whole inventory.
An optional AI interview helps reconstruct side projects, experiments, freelance work, and abilities that never acquired an official title. It is especially useful when several very different careers could fit.
What have you built simply because you could not leave the problem alone?
I made a local tool to sort thousands of messy records because the old workflow was unbearable.
I found a useful projectOffline classification toolNow part of your evidence for applied AI roles.
It handles the stupid questions intelligently
“Target salary. Number only.”
Instead of making you spend an evening gaming one mandatory field, the agent reads the published range, your private floor, the role’s scope, and the strength of your evidence. Then it proposes the most defensible answer and explains why.
I need your call
I would enter $176,000.
The posted range is $165K–$205K. Your private floor is $145K. This keeps the answer inside the range without giving away your minimum.
Apply broadly without becoming generic.
Build a job agent that gets more accurate every time you use it.