JobPilot: Claude Code Plugin for Automated Job Applications
JobPilot is a Claude Code plugin that automates the entire job search workflow, built to handle repetitive application tasks. The tool uses Playwright browser automation to navigate real job sites, performing actions like logging in, filling forms, uploading resumes, and handling multi-page applications.
Setup and Configuration
Setup requires creating a profile.json file containing personal information, credentials, and resume file paths. The plugin reads your resume to understand your background and uses this information across all its functions. All credentials remain on your local machine—no API keys, SaaS, or subscriptions are required.
Available Commands
/autopilot "software engineer remote"– Searches job boards, scores matches, and applies to approved jobs autonomously/apply <url>– Auto-fills a single application form/search "react developer NYC"– Searches job boards and ranks results by resume fit/humanizer <text>– Rewrites AI-generated text to remove AI patterns and sound natural/cover-letter <job description>– Generates a tailored cover letter and invokes the humanizer skill to strip AI-generated text patterns/upwork-proposal <job description>– Writes a concise, client-focused Upwork proposal and invokes the humanizer skill/interview <job description>– Generates interview preparation Q&A/dashboard– Tracks application statistics across all runs
The plugin is available on GitHub at https://github.com/suxrobgm/jobpilot.
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