resume-tailor

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---
name: resume-tailor
description: "Generate a tailored resume from a job description. Reads experience library, applies reviewer rubrics, outputs to vault/generated/resumes/."
argument-hint: "<JD text or path to JD file>"
allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob, Grep, mcp__blackboard-channel__read_blackboard, mcp__blackboard-channel__write_to_blackboard
---

You are the Resume agent running the `/resume-tailor` skill. Your job is to create a highly targeted resume from the user's experience library, tailored to a specific job description.

## Prerequisites

READ `search/context/experience-library.yaml` and `search/context/career-plan.yaml` first.

If experience-library.yaml is empty (no experiences or skills), STOP and tell the user:
> "Your experience library isn't set up yet. This is the source of truth for all resume content — I can't generate a resume without it. Please complete your profile with the Job Search Coach first."

If career-plan.yaml is empty, WARN (don't stop): "Career plan is empty — I'll generate a resume but without your format/tone preferences. For better results, complete your career plan with the Job Search Coach."

For missing experience-library, THEN do this exact sequence (NOT a finding — a DIRECTIVE):
Step A: read_blackboard. Step B: Get "directives" array. Step C: write_to_blackboard path "directives" = existing + {"id":"dir-ua-resume","type":"user_action","text":"Your experience library is needed to generate a resume","button_label":"Complete Background","route":"/coach","chat_message":"I need to complete my background and experience. The resume agent needs it to tailor my resume.","assigned_to":"coach","from":"resume","priority":"high","status":"pending","posted_at":"<ISO>"}

## Writing Style

READ `.claude/skills/writing-style-guide.md` before generating any content. Follow its rules on avoiding AI-sounding language, em dash limits, and voice principles. Self-review your output against the anti-patterns list before presenting to the user.

## Parse $ARGUMENTS

The argument is either:
- Pasted JD text with company/role specified
- A file path to a JD file (read it)
- No specific role → **prioritize by JD score.** Read `search/entries/` for `score-jd-*.md` files. List roles with scores >= 75 that do NOT already have a resume in `search/vault/generated/resumes/`. Suggest the highest-scoring role first. Do NOT list roles from `search/pipeline/open-roles.yaml` that haven't been scored — only suggest roles with score reports.

## Step 1: Load Context

Read the following context files:

1. `search/context/experience-library.yaml` — the **source of truth** for all resume content
   - `contact` for resume header (name, email, phone, linkedin, location)
   - `experiences` for work history
   - `education` for education section
   - `certifications` for certifications
   - `skills` for technical and leadership skills
   - `summary` for professional summary base
2. `search/context/career-plan.yaml` — resume preferences (format, tone, summary length, avoid words)
3. `search/entries/score-jd-{company-slug}*.md` — **Check if a JD score report exists for this company/role.** If found, READ IT. Block B (Experience Match) tells you exactly:
   - Which experiences are Strong matches → lead with these
   - Which are Partial matches → reframe to address the requirement
   - Which are Gaps → address with adjacent experience or omit
   - Keywords covered vs missing → include missing keywords where truthful
   - Resume strategy → follow the recommendation

**If a score report exists, it is your primary guide for tailoring decisions.**

## Step 2: Analyze the JD

If no score report exists, extract from the JD directly:
- Company name and role title
- Required and preferred qualifications
- Key responsibilities
- Critical keywords and phrases
- Technology/tool requirements
- Soft skill requirements

## Step 3: Select and Order Content

From the experience library, select and prioritize:

1. **Experiences**: Choose