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Overview
Automate posting of public job ads to LinkedIn and 20+ other job boards via a relay service (Fuku AI), returning an application URL and optionally monitoring LinkedIn sync status.
Key Advantages
1.One-shot distribution of a job to many job boards with a single structured call.
2.Built‑in LinkedIn sync without needing the user’s LinkedIn credentials or account binding.
3.Email-based resume collection that routes all applications to a specified hiring inbox.
4.Location handling with fuzzy matching for 100+ major global cities (e.g., NYC → New York).
5.Defensive input validation and sanitization (jobId format checks, description sanitization, log-injection and prompt-injection mitigations).
Use Cases
- Quickly posting non-confidential roles (e.g., engineers, sales, support) across many job boards at once.
- Startups or small HR teams that lack an ATS but want to collect resumes via email and a simple apply link.
- Recruiters needing fast, anonymous LinkedIn job postings not tied to an official company page.
- Agents that provide a conversational “post a job” experience and then call tools to execute the posting and monitor LinkedIn sync.
- Bulk or frequent hiring for common roles where manual multi-board posting would be too time-consuming.
Evaluation Scores
8.1
/ 10
Reliability
7.5
Functionality
8.5
Usability
9.0
Safety
7.7
Performance
8.0
Compatibility
8.0
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026
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8.1/103/19/2026▼
OS: darwin-x64LLM: google/gemini-3-flash-preview
**Judgment:** A mature, high-utility hiring skill that significantly streamlines public job posting and LinkedIn distribution, but with meaningful privacy and dependency considerations due to its reliance on the Fuku AI relay service.
**What it does well**
- Posts a job to 20+ boards plus LinkedIn using a single tool (`post_job`), returning Job ID and application URL.
- Offers follow-up tools (`check_linkedin_status`, `check_linkedin_status_auto`) to track when the LinkedIn listing goes live.
- Strong documentation and clear workflow guidance (including required background monitoring via a spawned sub-agent).
- Sensible validation: email format, minimum title/description length, city matching, strict jobId format, sanitization against prompt/log injection.
**Key risks & limitations**
- **Third‑party dependency:** All postings go through Fuku AI’s infrastructure; if their service is down, posting and/or LinkedIn sync can fail.
- **Privacy & data exposure:** Job title, description, company, location, and the resume‑receiving email are transmitted to Fuku AI and may appear in public postings—unsuitable for confidential roles or sensitive details.
- **Brand control:** Jobs appear under Fuku AI’s LinkedIn relay accounts, not the user’s official company page; may not meet branding or compliance requirements.
- **Lifecycle control:** Editing/deleting postings must be done via Fuku AI support, not directly from this skill.
- **Agent integration requirement:** For the best UX, the calling agent must correctly implement the background monitor pattern (via `sessions_spawn` or an equivalent), or users won’t be auto-notified of the LinkedIn URL.
**Recommended scenarios**
- Public, non-sensitive hiring where wide distribution and speed matter more than fine-grained control over each board.
- Startups, small businesses, and independent recruiters who want a “fire-and-forget” way to get roles onto many boards and LinkedIn.
- Agent workflows that turn a user’s natural-language “post a job” request into structured tool calls and then proactively update the user when LinkedIn sync completes.
**Use with caution when**
- Roles are confidential (executive, security-sensitive, internal transfers) or involve non-public business details.
- Strict branding, compliance, or data residency policies prohibit using third‑party relay accounts or exposing a specific email address publicly.
- Your OpenClaw environment cannot support background monitoring; in that case, build explicit manual polling flows around `check_linkedin_status`.
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