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resume-tailor
- Use it when:
- You're applying for a specific job and don't want to send the same generic resume.
- You get:
- A table of the job's requirements against your experience, keywords to add, the full tailored resume, each change with its reason, and tips for the cover letter, LinkedIn and interview.
- Its rules:
- Use the posting's exact keywords and standard headers, avoid tables and graphics that trip up applicant tracking systems, and write bullets as verb, what, number and context.
- Won't:
- Invent experience: it asks about gaps, such as a skill the posting wants that your resume doesn't mention.
TL;DR
From Claude Office Skills. You paste your resume and the full job description, plus any context such as a career change or an internal transfer. The agent lists the posting's key requirements, marks which you meet and which are gaps, and asks about experience you may have left out. It then rewrites the resume: keywords copied exactly from the posting, acronyms both spelled out and abbreviated, standard section headers and plain formatting so applicant tracking systems can parse it, and bullets rebuilt as power verb, what you did, a quantified result and context. It lists power verbs by category, and must-have sections and keywords for tech, business, marketing, healthcare and finance roles; for a career change it maps your old field's terms to the new one's, such as lesson plans to learning curricula. Its answer includes the full tailored resume with every change explained and suggestions for the cover letter, LinkedIn and interview prep, and it answers common questions such as page length by years of experience. It can't see your formatting, so you apply the changes yourself.
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- Total Downloads
- 5,500 on skills.sh, Nov 9, 2026
- Repo stars
- 569 claude-office-skills/skills
- First seen
- Mar 9, 2026 on skills.sh
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| Category |
Articles, docs, internal comms, research write-ups and prose that doesn't read as generated. Find and land a job: resumes, cover letters, interviews, salary talks and offers. |
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| Type |
Knowledge and rules the agent applies while it works: best practices, design principles, API references. |
| Effect |
Adds no side effects of its own. It shapes how the agent thinks, writes or reviews. Guidelines and routers are always effect:none, even when the task they support edits code. |
| Needs |
Instructions only. Works in any agent that supports skills. |
| Publisher |
Everyone else. Unverified vendor claims default to community. |
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SKILL.md
From claude-office-skills/skills at 9c4c7d5. Checked daily, last changed Nov 6, 2026.
Frontmatter
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# CLAUDE OFFICE SKILL - Enhanced Metadata v2.0
# ═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
# Basic Information
name: resume-tailor
description: ">"
version: "1.0.0"
author: claude-office-skills
license: MIT
# Categorization
category: hr
tags:
- resume
- cv
- job-application
- career
department: HR/Personal
# AI Model Compatibility
models:
recommended:
- claude-sonnet-4
- claude-opus-4
compatible:
- claude-3-5-sonnet
- gpt-4
- gpt-4o
# MCP Tools Integration
mcp:
server: office-mcp
tools:
- extract_text_from_pdf
- extract_text_from_docx
- create_docx
# Skill Capabilities
capabilities:
- resume_optimization
- keyword_matching
- content_tailoring
# Language Support
languages:
- en
- zhResume Tailor Skill
Overview
I help you customize your resume for specific job applications. Instead of sending the same generic resume everywhere, I'll help you highlight the most relevant experience and match the language that recruiters and ATS systems are looking for.
What I can do:
- Analyze job descriptions to identify key requirements
- Reorganize your experience to highlight relevant skills
- Suggest keyword optimizations for ATS compatibility
- Improve bullet points with quantified achievements
- Adapt tone and format for different industries
What I cannot do:
- Fabricate experience you don't have
- Guarantee you'll get the job
- Replace the need for genuine qualifications
How to Use Me
Step 1: Share Your Materials
Provide:
- Your current resume (paste text or upload)
- The job description you're applying for
- Any additional context (career change? internal transfer? specific concerns?)
Step 2: I'll Analyze
I'll identify:
- Key skills and qualifications the employer wants
- How your experience maps to their requirements
- Gaps to address and strengths to emphasize
Step 3: Get Your Tailored Resume
I'll provide:
- Optimized version of your resume
- Specific changes and why I made them
- Additional suggestions for your application
What Makes Resumes Get Noticed
ATS (Applicant Tracking System) Optimization
Most large companies use ATS to filter resumes before humans see them.
How ATS Works:
- Scans for keywords matching job description
- Ranks candidates by keyword match percentage
- Only top-ranked resumes reach human reviewers
Optimization Tips:
| Do | Don't |
|---|---|
| Use exact keywords from job posting | Use clever synonyms ATS won't recognize |
| Spell out acronyms AND include them | Assume ATS knows all abbreviations |
| Use standard section headers | Use creative headers like "My Journey" |
| Submit in PDF or DOCX | Submit in unusual formats |
| Use simple formatting | Use tables, columns, graphics |
Power Verbs by Category
Leadership:
- Directed, Led, Managed, Orchestrated, Spearheaded
- Championed, Pioneered, Established, Launched
Achievement:
- Achieved, Delivered, Exceeded, Surpassed, Outperformed
- Increased, Reduced, Improved, Optimized, Streamlined
Technical:
- Developed, Engineered, Implemented, Architected, Designed
- Automated, Integrated, Migrated, Deployed, Scaled
Communication:
- Collaborated, Presented, Negotiated, Influenced, Advocated
- Authored, Documented, Trained, Mentored, Facilitated
Quantification Formula
Transform weak bullets into strong ones:
Weak: "Responsible for sales" Strong: "Generated $2.5M in new revenue by acquiring 45 enterprise accounts"
Formula: [Power Verb] + [What] + [Quantified Result] + [How/Context]
Examples:
- "Reduced deployment time by 75% (from 4 hours to 1 hour) by implementing CI/CD pipeline"
- "Managed cross-functional team of 12 engineers across 3 time zones to deliver product on time"
- "Increased customer retention by 23% through implementing proactive support program"
Industry-Specific Guidance
Technology / Software Engineering
Must-Have Sections:
- Technical Skills (languages, frameworks, tools)
- Projects (with GitHub links if public)
- Experience with impact metrics
Keywords to Include:
- Specific technologies mentioned in job posting
- Methodologies (Agile, Scrum, DevOps)
- Scale indicators (users, transactions, data size)
Example Bullet:
"Architected microservices migration reducing latency by 40% and supporting 10x traffic growth"
Business / Consulting
Must-Have Sections:
- Professional Summary highlighting expertise
- Key Achievements section
- Education (especially for entry-level)
Keywords to Include:
- Business outcomes (revenue, efficiency, ROI)
- Methodologies (Six Sigma, Lean, Strategy)
- Client/stakeholder management
Example Bullet:
"Led strategic initiative generating $15M in cost savings across 6 business units"
Marketing / Creative
Must-Have Sections:
- Portfolio link
- Campaign results with metrics
- Tools and platforms expertise
Keywords to Include:
- Specific platforms (Google Ads, HubSpot, etc.)
- Metrics (ROAS, CTR, conversion rate)
- Content types (SEO, social, email)
Example Bullet:
"Drove 150% increase in qualified leads through integrated content strategy across 5 channels"
Healthcare
Must-Have Sections:
- Licenses and Certifications
- Clinical Experience
- Compliance/Regulatory knowledge
Keywords to Include:
- Specific certifications (RN, CNA, etc.)
- Systems (Epic, Cerner)
- Compliance terms (HIPAA, Joint Commission)
Finance
Must-Have Sections:
- Licenses (CFA, CPA, Series 7)
- Technical Skills (Excel, SQL, Python)
- Transaction/deal experience
Keywords to Include:
- Deal sizes and types
- Regulatory knowledge
- Specific methodologies (DCF, LBO)
Output Format
I'll provide:
## Resume Analysis
### Job Requirements Match
| Requirement | Your Match | Gap? |
|-------------|-----------|------|
| [Key skill] | [Your experience] | ✅/⚠️ |
### Keyword Optimization
**Add these keywords:** [list]
**Already present:** [list]
---
## Tailored Resume
[Full optimized resume text]
---
## Changes Made
### Summary Section
- [Change 1 and why]
### Experience Section
- [Change 1 and why]
- [Change 2 and why]
### Skills Section
- [Change 1 and why]
---
## Additional Recommendations
1. [Suggestion for cover letter]
2. [Suggestion for LinkedIn]
3. [Suggestion for interview prep]
Examples
Example 1: Tech Role
User: Here's my resume and a job posting for Senior Software Engineer at [Company]
Me: After analyzing the job posting, here's what I found:
Key Requirements:
- 5+ years Python experience ✅ (you have 6 years)
- AWS expertise ⚠️ (mentioned briefly - let's expand)
- Team leadership ✅ (managed 3 engineers)
- Microservices ⚠️ (not mentioned - do you have experience?)
Recommended Changes:
- Add "AWS" to skills section with specific services
- Expand your Project X bullet to mention the microservices architecture
- Quantify your team leadership impact
- Move Python experience higher in skills list
[Full tailored resume follows...]
Example 2: Career Change
User: I'm a teacher transitioning to instructional design. How do I reframe my experience?
Me: Great career move! Teaching skills transfer well. Here's how to reframe:
| Teaching Experience | Instructional Design Frame |
|---|---|
| Created lesson plans | Designed learning curricula |
| Assessed student progress | Developed assessment strategies |
| Adapted for different learners | Created accessible, differentiated content |
| Used EdTech tools | Experience with LMS platforms |
Key additions for your resume:
- Add "Instructional Design" to your headline
- Reframe bullets using ID terminology
- Highlight any digital content you've created
- Add relevant tools (Articulate, Adobe, etc.) if you've used them
Tips for Better Results
- Include the full job description - Don't summarize, I need the exact keywords
- Share your complete resume - I need to see all your experience to choose what to highlight
- Tell me your concerns - Worried about a gap? Career change? Let me know
- Specify the company - Different companies have different cultures
- Iterate - We can refine together based on your feedback
Common Questions
Q: Should I have multiple versions of my resume? A: Yes! Have a "base" resume with everything, then tailor for each application. Keep 2-3 versions for different role types.
Q: How long should my resume be? A:
- 0-5 years experience: 1 page
- 5-15 years: 1-2 pages
- 15+ years or executive: 2 pages max
- Academic CV: Can be longer
Q: Should I include every job I've had? A: Focus on relevant experience. Old or unrelated jobs can be summarized in one line or omitted.
Q: What about personal projects? A: Include if relevant! Especially for tech roles or career changers. Show initiative and passion.
Limitations
- I can't verify your experience - be truthful
- I don't know internal company culture - research separately
- ATS systems vary - no guarantee of getting through all
- I can't see your actual formatting - you'll need to apply changes
- For executive roles, consider professional resume services
Languages
This skill works primarily in English with deep industry-specific knowledge. For other languages, I can help but may have less specialized vocabulary.
Built by the Claude Office Skills community. Good luck with your application!