JobHunt with Hope

Hope 2.0 is live · Free · Open source · Works with any AI

Automate your job search

Free skills for Claude Code or Codex. It builds your résumé and portfolio, finds jobs that fit, fills the forms, writes your messages, and preps you for calls. You press send. Your data stays on your laptop.

Real interviews and offers — EY, Amazon, Baker McKenzie, FedEx, Cerebras, Apple, and more Real interviews & offers
A finished Hope portfolio for an AI engineer — a career timeline, impact stats, and live posts
A finished Hope portfolio for a product designer, with project work and a career timeline
A finished Hope portfolio for a chef — proof it works far beyond tech roles
A finished Hope portfolio for a research scientist, with milestones and recognition
A finished Hope portfolio for a nonprofit founder and advocate
A finished Hope portfolio in dark theme, with the same layout as light

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You need work. Start where you already are.

Copy the instructions for the AI you already use, paste them in, and follow along — on mobile, web, or desktop.

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The smoothest path, and the one Hope was built and tested on. Claude Code installs the Hope skills as a plugin in one command, has a terminal and a browser, and runs every step: it even works with the smaller Sonnet model.

I'd like to run my job hunt with JobHunt with Hope (free, open-source). Start with onboarding, then portfolio and publish, then set up my application profile and hunt folder. After that, run the daily rhythm with me: sync, find jobs, apply, write, interview, tracker.

First: make sure you can write to my GitHub Pages repo — that's where my site goes live. Confirm that before we publish anything; if you're not connected to my GitHub, tell me how to connect you and wait.

Then walk me through it like I'm not technical:
1. Use the Hope skills from github.com/oneconsciousness/job-hunt-with-hope (if you support plugins, install hope@hope first). Start with the onboarding skill, and when a step is done, offer me the next one: portfolio, publish, my application profile and hunt folder, then the daily rhythm (sync, find jobs, apply, write, interview, tracker).
2. Ask me ONCE for everything — I'll upload my resume PDF and a headshot photo, and give you my GitHub details + target role. Read anything else I put in this folder from past job searches (old résumés, cover letters, a tracker, notes) as evidence, and keep Hope's own format for what you write. Don't re-ask in circles; if I skip something, pick a sensible default and tell me.
3. Build using Hope's own template and design — keep the styling, layout, and code exactly as Hope provides; only fill in MY content.
4. Before publishing, show me the result and ask in plain English. After I say yes, publish to my GitHub Pages site and give me the live link.

Keep a short note of what you used and made. Start with onboarding — don't jump ahead.
Open in Claude Code →

“Open in Claude Code” prefills a fresh chat in the Claude desktop app (the Code tab). If nothing loads, use Copy and paste it into Claude Code in an empty folder. Already have it installed? Install the plugin in one command ↓ First time? Connect your tools once (GitHub, Chrome, Gmail, Calendar) →

Codex Desktop app · Terminal · IDE

OpenAI's coding agent works too. It has a terminal, so it can read the Hope skills from GitHub, run the helper scripts, and publish your page end to end. Comes with a ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business or Enterprise plan.

I'd like to run my job hunt with JobHunt with Hope (free, open-source). Start with onboarding, then portfolio and publish, then set up my application profile and hunt folder. After that, run the daily rhythm with me: sync, find jobs, apply, write, interview, tracker. Treat me as non-technical: explain each step simply, and ask me as little as possible.

1. Clone github.com/oneconsciousness/job-hunt-with-hope into a folder next to this one and read skills/start/SKILL.md first. It routes you to the other skills; follow each SKILL.md literally, step by step, running its checks. When a step is done, offer me the next one. Set CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT to the cloned folder before you run any of the bash blocks in the skills.
2. Ask me ONCE for everything: I'll give you my resume PDF, a headshot photo, my GitHub login and my target role. If I skip something, pick a sensible default and tell me; don't loop.
3. Build using Hope's own template and design: keep the styling, layout and code exactly as Hope provides; only fill in MY content.
4. Before publishing, show me the result and ask in plain English. After I say yes, publish to my GitHub Pages site and give me the live link.
5. Never send anything in my name. Fill forms and draft messages, then stop; I press send.

Keep a short note of what you used and made. Start with onboarding; don't jump ahead.

Copy, then paste into Codex opened in an empty folder. Set it up once (install + GitHub) ↓. We tested Hope 2.0 on Claude Code; Codex follows the same plain-language skills, and we'd love to hear how it goes.

Already use Claude Code? Install in one command
/plugin marketplace add oneconsciousness/job-hunt-with-hope
/plugin install hope@hope

Then, in a fresh chat in an empty folder, say run my job hunt with Hope.

Using Codex? Set it up once: install + GitHub
  1. Install Codex. The desktop app from OpenAI, or in a terminal: npm install -g @openai/codex. Sign in with your ChatGPT account.
  2. Connect GitHub. Install the GitHub CLI (brew install gh on a Mac) and run gh auth login once. That is what lets Codex put your page online in your own account.
  3. Open an empty folder. Make a folder for your hunt, open Codex there, paste the instructions above, and follow along. Everything it makes stays in that folder.

Does it work?

It's worked for people in your shoes.

85.5% of the people who job-hunted with Hope landed multiple interviews — and got placed — in 2025–2026, the hardest job market of the century. The same one you're in right now. Real hunt, real offers, not a lab.
Real interviews and offers — EY, Amazon, Baker McKenzie, FedEx, Cerebras, Apple, and more

Free & open-source (MIT). No account, no tracking. Hope never sends anything in your name, and it only ever reads your email and LinkedIn. Nothing leaves your laptop except the page you choose to publish.

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Real portfolios — and not just for tech.

The live demo has an engineer, a chef, a scientist, an advocate, a designer. Here's the part nobody says out loud: AI is already screening you in your field too. You might as well use it back — and free up the hours to skill up.

What you get

The whole hunt, all yours.

A portfolio that gets read

A designed page with a living timeline of your career visitors can play, hover, and click. Not a form, not a template — a page that looks like you tried.

A résumé (CV) the screeners read cleanly

Key phrases bolded for the 7-second skim, links clickable, text never too small. The screening software parses it cleanly, and a person actually wants to read it.

One link you own

Published free to a page in your name. Drop it on LinkedIn and it unfurls with your own preview card. Only you can change it.

Real openings that fit your rules

Say “find me jobs” and Hope sweeps job boards through their own data feeds, reads each full description, and screens out what breaks your rules: your pay floor, titles you don't want, too many live applications at one company. You get a shortlist. You pick.

Applications filled. You press send.

Give Hope a job link. It saves the posting, fills the form in your browser while you watch, and writes down every answer it gave and every one it left for you. Then it stops at submit. Sending is yours.

Every message in your voice

Emails, LinkedIn messages, cover letters, follow-ups, replies to recruiters. Drafted the way you write and saved for you to send. Every edit you make teaches Hope a little more about how you write.

Ready for every interview

The moment a call is booked, a reminder to record it, with your prep inside. Before: what to land, your honest gaps, two questions to ask. After: a debrief from your recording and a follow-up to send.

Each morning, what changed

Hope reads your email and LinkedIn, only reads, and updates your tracker with confirmations, rejections and recruiter messages. Then it tells you, in a few lines, what needs you today.

One tracker you own

Every role, its status, the next action and dated notes, in one spreadsheet in your folder. Ask “where do I stand?” any time. Open it, sort it, edit it. It's yours.

Ready? Copy your instructions and start ↑ — or see how it works first.