Career-Ops Fork Adds LinkedIn Job Discovery Using Apify
What This Fork Adds
A developer has forked the open-source career-ops project by u/Beach-Independent and added LinkedIn as a job discovery source using Apify. The original career-ops system evaluates job listings, generates tailored CVs, and tracks application pipelines, but was limited to scanning pre-configured company career pages.
Key Features
- Searches LinkedIn by keywords, not limited to a fixed company list
- Command:
node apify-linkedin.mjs --search "AI Engineer" --location "Remote"finds matching jobs - Caches full job descriptions offline for evaluation
- Deduplicates against existing pipeline to avoid re-evaluations
- If company has direct application page → goes there. If not → applies via LinkedIn
- Plugs into existing career-ops pipeline (scan → evaluate → PDF → track)
Setup and Costs
- Sign up at apify.com (free tier with $5/month credits)
- Run
apify login - Add keywords to
portals.yml - Costs approximately $0.50 per 1,000 jobs scraped
Project Links
- Fork: https://github.com/kovalov/career-ops-linkedin
- Original: https://github.com/santifer/career-ops
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