I let an AI agent do the boring part of job hunting. It's not allowed to hit Submit

Job hunting is 10% thinking about jobs and 90% typing the same info into yet another career portal. So I outsourced the typing. My setup is pretty lazy: Claude Code + ego lite, a free browser for AI agents (Mac only). It imported my Chrome logins in one click, so the agent was already signed in everywhere I was. I gave it my resume and a list of job links and said: "fill these out, don't submit anything, tell me what you weren't sure about." Then I went and made coffee. The nice part: it works in its own separate space in the browser, so it wasn't hijacking my tabs or my mouse. I could peek in whenever, or just ignore it. When I came back, the forms were filled and waiting for me. I read through them, fixed a few things, and hit Submit myself. My name's on those, so the final click stays with me. Honestly the best part wasn't even the time saved. It was not dreading opening another application. Would recommend for anyone in the application grind. Just don't let it write your "why do you want to work here" for you, I'd rewrite those