Resume / CV Builder

**Quick judgement** Solid, practically useful resume/CV helper with strong templates and writing guidance, especially for tech/product/marketing roles and ATS-friendly formatting. It is best treated as a structured drafting assistant rather than a fully automated one-click resume generator. **Key strengths** - Strong emphasis on ATS-compatible structure, standard headings, and keyword usage. - Clear, actionable formulas for summaries and bullets (CAR method) with good before/after examples. - Role-specific templates that are realistic and metrics-focused. - Concrete export instructions for producing HTML/PDF/DOCX from Markdown via pandoc. **Notable risks / limitations** - Coverage is skewed toward common office/tech roles; more specialized domains (academic CVs, non-tech trades, non-US formats) will require substantial manual adjustment. - Export pipeline depends on external tools like pandoc and LaTeX engines; users must install/configure these correctly, and formatting quality may vary. - “ATS-optimized” advice is generally sound but may not reflect nuances of every employer’s system or regional norm; users should still verify with up-to-date local guidance. - If users paste sensitive personal information or full job histories, privacy and data-handling depend on their local Claw/OpenClaw setup and policies. **Recommended scenarios** - Users who want a clean, modern, one- or two-page resume in English for tech/product/marketing roles. - Professionals with existing resumes who need to improve bullet impact, add metrics, and align with a specific job description. - Developers or power users comfortable with Markdown who want a text-first resume they can version-control and export to multiple formats. **Use with caution / less ideal for** - Highly specialized academic, medical, legal, or research CVs that demand multi-page, publication-heavy, or region-specific formats. - Non-English resumes or markets with very different conventions unless the user is ready to heavily customize the output. - Users who cannot or do not want to install pandoc/TeX or adjust technical export tooling; they may prefer to copy the Markdown and format it manually in a word processor.