One button tailors your CV to the job

Opening the tailoring workspace used to mean starting a conversation and steering it: the agent offered to walk the gaps, and you worked through them one message at a time. Everything it needed was already there — the posting’s requirements, your experience bank, the method — but you had to ask for each step.

Now the empty chat offers two ways in. “Walk me through it” is the old rhythm. “Tailor it for me” is new: the agent goes through every requirement of the posting by itself, searches your experience bank for each one, and rewrites the relevant bullets in the vacancy’s language. It asks you nothing while it works.

When it finishes, the panel beside your CV lists every requirement and what became of it — closed from your bank, still open, or not reached. Then it asks about the first thing it could not close. Anything you confirm there is banked, so the next vacancy will not ask you again.

If you do not like what it did, Undo the run puts the CV back exactly as it was before, in one move.