I built an AI agent that applies to jobs for me — tailors my resume per job, fills the forms, and waits for my approval before submitting

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Built an AI agent that automates job applications by tailoring resumes and filling forms, but requires user approval before submission. Uses Python, Playwright, and an LLM.

Job searching was eating hours a day, mostly on copy-pasting the same info into slightly different forms. So I built an agent that: - finds open roles across job boards - rewrites my resume for each job and generates a fresh PDF - fills out the actual application (Ashby, Greenhouse — dropdowns, comboboxes, the "why do you want to work here" boxes) - stops before submitting so I review every application — it's an assistant, not a spam cannon Built with Python + Playwright + an LLM doing the form-field mapping. The hardest part by far was handling how differently every ATS renders its forms. AMA about the build — curious whether people here would trust it to submit autonomously (I don't, yet).
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