A better site for the system you can actually use.
The original repo had a strong idea: treat job search like an operating system, not a spreadsheet. What it was missing here was the shell. This rebuild gives it that shell now. The public Pages deploy is a polished review build; the full live intake/search engine still needs a functions-enabled deployment pass.
Kody Walker
Quota-carrying sales professional with 13 years of full-cycle consultative selling in high-value homebuilding environments. Experienced in discovery, product presentation, negotiation, pipeline ownership, stakeholder coordination, and closing complex purchases with long sales cycles. Recognized as a top performer with 10x President's Club honors, top-10 national ranking, and a long track record of converting high-consideration opportunities into revenue. Increasingly uses AI-assisted workflows and lightweight automation to improve response speed, follow-up quality, organization, and time spent actually selling.
What changed in this rebuild
Next live move
Open CrowdStrike — Mid-Market Account Executive or run a new intake from the browser.
1 tracked role in the current pipeline view
1 non-demo bundle available for review
0 roles already have PDFs wired
Current queue is still leaning on generated bundles while the tracker catches up
Core surfaces
Instead of dumping every idea onto one page, the rebuild gives the product a cleaner shape.
Paste a job post, run the scoring engine, and generate a recruiter-clean bundle without bouncing between five tools.
Use the browser dashboard to sort the queue, check score quality, and see whether the tracker is live or still bundle-led.
The real product is bigger than one form: evals, tailored docs, scans, batch processing, and the terminal dashboard all still matter.
The original repo did have a terminal-first layer. It was a real part of the value, not random hacker theater.
How the site should work
Every section needs a job. Same for the product itself.
The site should answer the first ugly question immediately: is this role actually worth your time, or is it fake urgency wrapped around weak comp?
Resume variant, cover draft, fit summary, and source capture should come out of the same run so the system feels like leverage, not admin work.
Everything needs to land back in the pipeline with enough context to make a decision tomorrow morning, not just dump files into a folder and hope.
What is already functional
The good news is we are not rebuilding fake vaporware.
What still needs real usage
No bullshit: this part needs fresh data.
Start here
Best next move if the goal is to turn this into a daily-use site instead of another half-finished build.
Paste a real JD, generate the bundle, inspect the tailored docs, and then let the tracker/pipeline pages reflect something useful.
Once the shell feels right, the next layer is scans, batch evaluation, and tighter dashboard reporting — not random extra sections for the sake of it.