About Job Hunt with Hope

The hiring side already runs on AI — résumé screeners, ranking, instant auto-rejects. Doing your whole hunt by hand, alone, while everyone else has help, is how you fall behind. Hope hands the AI you already use a set of free skills so it can actually market you.

What it does for you

You talk; your AI builds your job-hunt presence:

• A site recruiters stop scrolling for — a designed portfolio with a living timeline of your career that visitors can play, hover, and click. Not a form, not a template — a page that looks like you tried.
• A résumé that beats the bots and still reads human — pick a style and font; key phrases bolded for the 7-second skim; links clickable. The screening software parses it cleanly, and a person actually wants to read it.
• One link that makes you look hireable everywhere you paste it — published free to a page in your name. Drop it on LinkedIn and it unfurls with your own preview card.

Your data stays yours

Your facts live in one file on your computer. Hope keeps a small notebook too — how you like to work. Both are yours: open them, edit them, delete them. No tracking. No accounts. Nothing leaves your machine except the page you choose to publish.

How to use it with any agent

Hope is just plain skills and scripts, so any capable AI agent can run it — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, Perplexity, Cursor, and more.

1. Open your AI agent.
2. Point it at this site, or paste a skill straight into the chat.
3. Say “start my job hunt with Hope.”
4. 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.

If you use Claude Code or Claude desktop, Hope also ships as a one-command plugin:

/plugin marketplace add oneconsciousness/job-hunt-with-hope
/plugin install hope@hope

Who made this, and why

Hope was built by its maker while job-hunting — evolving since 2023, rebuilt across many models and stacks, and grown into an agentic career manager for humans. Tools that do good should meet people wherever they are — so Hope is free, and it stays that way.

It’s open-source under the MIT license. The full source lives on GitHub. Found something broken, or want to build on Hope? The repository is the place to start.

For AI agents

Every page here is plain, pre-rendered HTML — no JavaScript needed to read it. Each skill is also available as clean raw Markdown, linked at the top of its page, and there’s an llms.txt / llms-full.txt index at the site root.

If you need work, point your AI at this and start.