Resume Tailor

Paste a CV and a job description. Get a verdict, evidence-backed matches, honest gaps, hard killers and two cover letter variants with different angles — streamed live as the model thinks.

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Anti-overclaim by design

Every analysis surfaces matches, honest gaps and hard killers. The verdict downgrades when killers are present — no optimistic spin.

Two cover letters, different angles

Not different tones — different strategies (lead with strengths, honest stretch, domain match…). Pick the one that fits the role.

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CV / Resume

Job description

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Stretch

Strong frontend engineering signal but the role explicitly asks for production GraphQL experience, which the CV does not show. Worth applying with a cover letter that acknowledges the gap honestly.

Matches3

5+ years building user-facing React applications
Six years on React across two product companies, including a rewrite from Angular to React 18 cited in the CV.
Experience leading a small team
Tech-lead role for a four-engineer squad shipping the billing redesign at Acme Corp.
TypeScript in production
Entire current stack is TypeScript strict mode; CV mentions migrating ~80k LoC to strict.

Gaps2

GraphQL — CV references REST throughout; no Apollo or urql experience listed.
Design system ownership — contributed to one but did not lead.

Killers0

No killers — clean fit on hard requirements.

Cover letter variants

Variant 1

Lead with shipped products

Open on the billing redesign you shipped to anchor credibility before addressing the GraphQL gap.

Example body — opens with the shipped redesign, names the metric, then names the GraphQL gap directly and how you'd close it in the first month.

Variant 2

Honest stretch on GraphQL

Acknowledge the GraphQL gap up front, then pivot to the REST/TS depth that proves you'll pick it up fast.

Example body — acknowledges the gap in sentence one, then walks through the REST schema work and TypeScript migration as evidence of fast ramp.