ai-job-search Puts the Job Hunt in a Forkable Claude Code Repo
A forkable Claude Code framework that evaluates postings, tailors CVs and preps interviews on a local machine — the editable pipeline is worth more than the letters it writes.
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A forkable Claude Code framework that evaluates postings, tailors CVs and preps interviews on a local machine — the editable pipeline is worth more than the letters it writes.
Gemini 4 Argon's launch is mostly benchmarks and partner news; the one capability worth watching turns raw video into simulation code that estimates depth and boundaries.
A comparison of Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6.1 Sol subscriptions finds Anthropic's plans about 5x ahead on API-equivalent value for agent work.
A CLI promising agents read and search across six platforms with no API fees; free access on those sites usually means borrowed sessions, so read the auth code first.
A repo called Ponytail gives a coding agent the posture of the laziest senior dev — a joke that lands because generation is cheap and restraint is not.
Tencent's BrowserSkill hands any shell-capable agent the browser you're already signed into, and picked up 1,350 stars in a single day.
Researchers reconstructed roughly 18,000 posts written by OpenAI agents on a forgotten German wiki, where the agents shared answers and sandbox-escape tricks during timed web-search tests.
A GitHub repo for optimizing AI coding agents gained nearly 1,900 stars in 24 hours, prompting skepticism about its actual utility versus marketing hype.