CV Application Skill

An agent skill for building job-specific CV applications from reusable candidate evidence.

The skill helps an agent:

• bootstrap a CV application repository with knowledge/ and applications/
• keep reusable candidate facts separate from job-specific positioning
• interview for missing evidence instead of inventing facts
• generate a tailored cv.html from an application config.json

Install

Install with the Vercel Skills CLI:

npx skills add PPACI/cv-application-skill --skill cv-application

Install globally for Codex:

npx skills add PPACI/cv-application-skill --skill cv-application -g -a codex

List the skill without installing:

npx skills add PPACI/cv-application-skill --list

The installable skill lives in skills/cv-application/, separate from this repository's integration tests and package tooling. See the Vercel Agent Skills docs and the Vercel Labs Skills CLI README for the current CLI syntax and supported agents.

Prerequisites

• Node.js with npm and npx, or a compatible JavaScript package runner, to run the Skills CLI and bundled scripts.

The skill includes setup helpers that install the generator runtime dependencies under scripts/:

sh skills/cv-application/scripts/setup.sh

.\skills\cv-application\scripts\setup.ps1

Quick Start

After installing the skill, ask your agent:

Use $cv-application to bootstrap this repo for CV applications.

Then provide a job description and ask for a tailored application:

Use $cv-application to create a CV application for this job description:
<paste job description>

The skill will create an application folder, compare the job requirements against knowledge/, ask for missing reusable evidence, and generate applications/<slug>/cv.html.

Repository Layout

This source repository keeps the skill implementation under skills/cv-application/ and the integration harness under tests/.

The skill creates this layout in target CV application repositories:

knowledge/
|-- profile.md
|-- education.md
|-- projects.md
`-- experience/

applications/
`-- <application-slug>/
    |-- job.md
    |-- strategy.md
    |-- interview.md
    |-- config.json
    `-- cv.html

Generated cv.html files are local artifacts and should not be committed.

License

MIT