ResumeClaw

Manage your ResumeClaw career agent — an AI that represents your professional experience to recruiters 24/7. Use when the user wants to: create a career agent from their resume, check who's contacted their agent, accept/decline recruiter introductions, search for other professionals, chat with candidate agents, manage notifications, or discuss anything about ResumeClaw, career agents, or AI-powered recruiting.

This skill is internally consistent with its stated purpose, but verify you trust the ResumeClaw service before using it. Practical steps: - Inspect the bundled script (scripts/resumeclaw.sh) before running — it will perform network calls and will write a session cookie to ~/.resumeclaw/session. - Be aware that resume files contain personal data; only upload/resend content you consent to share with the configured BASE_URL. - The skill relies on curl and uses python3 or jq for JSON escaping; ensure those are available or expect fallback behavior. - If you change RESUMECLAW_URL, that endpoint will receive your credentials and session cookie — only set it to a domain you trust. - If you stop using the skill, delete ~/.resumeclaw/session to remove the stored session cookie and consider changing your ResumeClaw password. If you want higher assurance, ask the publisher for a homepage or source repo (none provided) or run the CLI against a test account first.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: resumeclaw Version: 1.0.0 The skill bundle is designed to manage a 'ResumeClaw' career agent, involving operations like account registration/login, agent creation from a resume file, inbox management, and searching. The `SKILL.md` instructions clearly define the scope and expected actions, including reading a user-specified resume file. The `resumeclaw.sh` script uses `curl` to interact with the `https://resumeclaw.com` API, handling authentication and data submission. It employs JSON escaping for resume text and messages, and URL encoding for search queries, mitigating common injection risks. There is no evidence of intentional harmful behavior such as unauthorized data exfiltration, malicious execution, persistence mechanisms, or prompt injection attempts against the agent to perform actions outside its stated purpose. All file and network access is directly aligned with the skill's described functionality.