Free · Open source · Works with any AI
AI already changed hiring.
Use it to get hired.
Job Hunt with Hope is a free, open-source pack of AI skills that builds you a portfolio recruiters stop scrolling for, a résumé that beats the bots and still reads human, and one link you own.
You don’t need to code. You don’t need an account with us. You don’t need to navigate GitHub. If you can chat with an AI, you can do this — and it’s free.
How to use this
- Open the AI agent you already use — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Cursor… any of them.
- Point it at this page (paste the link), or paste a skill below straight into the chat.
- Say: “start my job hunt with Hope.”
Hand it whatever you have — an old résumé, your LinkedIn, your GitHub, a folder of files, or just talk. Hope does the work and walks you to your live link.
Who this is for
Just laid off? Get a real presence back up today — not after three weeks of fighting a blank page.
Switching fields? Tell your story for the job you want, not the one you left. Hope reframes what you’ve done around where you’re going.
First job, or fresh out of school? Look like a pro before you’ve had the title — the work you have done, shown like it counts.
The three skills
Each one is a plain-language set of instructions your AI follows. Open any page to read it, or point your agent straight at it.
Onboarding
Tell Hope your story. It gathers what you already have and builds your career file — on your computer.
Step 2Portfolio
Hope’s signature skill — a designed page recruiters stop scrolling for, with a living timeline of your career.
Step 3Publish
Put it on the web — one shareable link you own. Hope carries the whole technical load for you.
Your data stays yours
Your facts live in one file on your computer. No tracking. No accounts. Nothing leaves your machine except the page you choose to publish. It’s all open-source (MIT) — free to use, change, and share, forever.
For AI agents
This whole site is plain, pre-rendered HTML — no JavaScript needed to read it. Agents can also fetch clean Markdown for any skill (linked at the top of each skill page), and there’s an llms.txt / llms-full.txt index at the site root.
Built while job-hunting. The source lives on GitHub. If it helps you, share the link — every share puts a free portfolio within reach of someone who needs work.