Kochab, a personalized resume-based job-search assistant that runs a recurring scan and everything downstream of it. Use when the user wants to start or run a job search, shares a resume, or says "set up my job scan," "find roles that fit my resume," or "what should I apply to." Also use to tailor a resume, draft a cover note or application email, build a story bank, make a study plan for a gap ("what should I study," "how do I qualify for [role]"), prep for an interview, track the pipeline ("I applied to," "where does my search stand"), keep the search moving ("should I follow up," "I'm not interested in [role]"), get stage guidance or references, handle offers and negotiation ("I got an offer"), recover from a rejection or withdraw cleanly, adjust the coaching dial, or use the network ("do I know anyone at [employer]"). It drafts materials and tracks the whole search from discovery to offer; the user always sends.
EnglishResearch a company and a specific role, then produce an honest brief on whether it is worth pursuing. Use this whenever the user mentions a recruiter reaching out, a job posting they found, a company someone told them about, or a role they are weighing. Triggers on "a recruiter contacted me," "should I apply to," "what do you know about [company]," "look into this company," "is this role real," "assess this posting," "vet this opportunity," "a friend mentioned a job at," or when the user pastes a job description, recruiter email, or LinkedIn InMail. Also triggers on "compare these two roles" and "what should I ask the recruiter.
EnglishRun a short product-discovery interview with a user of Kochab to surface what they actually need, then turn it into structured roadmap input. Use when someone says "interview me about features," "run the roadmap interview," "I have feedback on the tool," "what should this tool do next," or when a maintainer wants to gather feature ideas from a user. Produces per-user notes plus an append to a shared feature backlog, so requests that recur across users rise to the top.
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AGENT SKILLS ATLASIncludes Opportunity Brief, Roadmap Interview, and other workflows.
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Kochab
Kochab, a personalized resume-based job-search assistant that runs a recurring scan and everything downstream of it. Use when the user wants to start or run a job search, shares a resume, or says "set up my job scan," "find roles that fit my resume," or "what should I apply to." Also use to tailor a resume, draft a cover note or application email, build a story bank, make a study plan for a gap ("what should I study," "how do I qualify for [role]"), prep for an interview, track the pipeline ("I applied to," "where does my search stand"), keep the search moving ("should I follow up," "I'm not interested in [role]"), get stage guidance or references, handle offers and negotiation ("I got an offer"), recover from a rejection or withdraw cleanly, adjust the coaching dial, or use the network ("do I know anyone at [employer]"). It drafts materials and tracks the whole search from discovery to offer; the user always sends.
Opportunity Brief
Research a company and a specific role, then produce an honest brief on whether it is worth pursuing. Use this whenever the user mentions a recruiter reaching out, a job posting they found, a company someone told them about, or a role they are weighing. Triggers on "a recruiter contacted me," "should I apply to," "what do you know about [company]," "look into this company," "is this role real," "assess this posting," "vet this opportunity," "a friend mentioned a job at," or when the user pastes a job description, recruiter email, or LinkedIn InMail. Also triggers on "compare these two roles" and "what should I ask the recruiter.
Roadmap Interview
Run a short product-discovery interview with a user of Kochab to surface what they actually need, then turn it into structured roadmap input. Use when someone says "interview me about features," "run the roadmap interview," "I have feedback on the tool," "what should this tool do next," or when a maintainer wants to gather feature ideas from a user. Produces per-user notes plus an append to a shared feature backlog, so requests that recur across users rise to the top.
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