santifer/career-ops

What we have here is a structured, code-first approach to the job search grind. Instead of clicking through fragmented tools, this system centralizes the entire process: it runs skill assessments across fourteen distinct modes, surfaces a Go-based dashboard to track your pipeline, generates polished PDFs on demand, and handles batch processing so you can work through large volumes of job data without babysitting each step. The Claude Code backbone means the AI reasoning layer is doing actual analytical work rather than just autocompleting keywords. Why it deserves attention: most job search tooling is either too generic or locked behind a subscription. This is self-hosted, inspectable, and built for someone who wants control over their data and workflow rather than handing everything to a third-party SaaS. Who it fits: developers actively job hunting who are comfortable running a local stack and want to apply engineering discipline to their search rather than relying on spreadsheets and vibes. The honest reservation is that the setup friction will stop non-technical users cold, and documentation quality will determine whether this is actually usable or just an interesting repository to star. -> Best for: developer job seekers who prefer self-hosted tooling and want a programmable alternative to manual application tracking.