AI Used Resume

ai-used-resume

When to Use

Invoke this skill whenever the user wants to turn their AI-tool usage history into a résumé artefact. Common triggers:

• "Generate my résumé from my AI usage."
• "Render my CV in Japanese / German / Traditional Chinese / Europass."
• "Tailor my résumé for this JD."
• "Review / score my latest résumé."
• "Show my résumé score trend."
• "Which locales am I weakest in?"

Do NOT invoke when the user:

• Asks to write résumé content from scratch without AI-usage history (no signal source).
• Wants a generic CV template — this skill is opinionated about the AI-coding-era narrative.
• Asks for a profile on a platform that doesn't use Markdown/DOCX/PDF (e.g. LinkedIn scraping).

Quick Reference

Procedure

1. Locate the repo. The CLI binary is vibe-resume; check with which vibe-resume or uv run vibe-resume --help. If not installed, ask the user whether to clone https://github.com/easyvibecoding/vibe-resume and run uv venv && uv pip install -e ".[dev]".

2. Verify profile.yaml.

   • If still the example (Your Name placeholder), ask for name, email, target_role, summary. Optional: experience, education, languages, custom_sections.
   • For locale-specific text, use <field>_<locale> overrides (e.g. title_zh_TW, summary_ja_JP, bullets_de_DE). See profile.example.yaml for the full list including locale-conditional personal fields (dob, gender, nationality, mil_service, photo_path, marital_status) — only rendered when the active locale's personal_fields includes them.

3. Confirm config.yaml knobs.

   • scan.mode — full for all $HOME .git repos, whitelist to restrict to scan.roots (use if first run is slow).
   • privacy.blocklist — project names to exclude from extractor output.
   • privacy.abstract_tech — true to hide concrete tech names.
   • render.locale — team default.
   • render.all_locales_formats — formats per locale for --all-locales (default ["md"]).

4. Run extractors → aggregate → enrich.

   uv run vibe-resume extract
   uv run vibe-resume status              # sanity-check per-source counts
   uv run vibe-resume aggregate           # → data/cache/_project_groups.json
   uv run vibe-resume enrich --locale <L> # XYZ (en_*) or noun-phrase (zh/ja/ko/de/fr)
   

   • Add --tailor data/imports/jd.txt to bias achievements toward a job description's keywords (never invents matches the raw activity doesn't support).
   • Add -n N to limit to the top-N project groups; out-of-window groups retain prior enrichment rather than being overwritten.

5. Render.

   uv run vibe-resume render -f md  --locale en_US
   uv run vibe-resume render -f all --locale ja_JP     # DOCX = JIS 履歴書 grid
   uv run vibe-resume render --all-locales             # fan out over 10 locales
   uv run vibe-resume render --all-locales --tailor data/imports/jd.txt
   

   Locale resolution chain (same chain applies to enrich):

   1. CLI --locale
   2. profile.preferred_locale
   3. config.render.locale
   4. en_US fallback

6. Review & trend.

   uv run vibe-resume review --jd data/imports/jd.txt   # 8-point scorecard, graded A–F
   uv run vibe-resume trend --locale ja_JP              # ASCII sparkline across all prior runs
   

   Bar is grade B / 80% before sending a draft to a real reviewer.

Pitfalls

The full catalogue of failure modes and their fixes — mixed-script locale leaks, --all-locales format quirk, first-run extraction slowness, CJK contact-line wrapping, the claude -p optional fallback, and the privacy rules around profile.yaml / data/imports/ — lives in references/troubleshooting.md.

Verification

After a full run, confirm:

# 1. Render produced the expected files
ls data/resume_history/ | tail -n 10

# 2. Last review was ≥ B grade
uv run vibe-resume review --locale <L> | tail -n 5

# 3. Trend trending up
uv run vibe-resume trend --locale <L>

For a JD-tailored run, spot-check that the output bullets surface the JD's key nouns:

grep -iE "$(awk '/[A-Z][A-Za-z]{3,}/{print $1}' data/imports/jd.txt | head -5 | paste -sd '|' -)" data/resume_history/resume_v*_<L>.md

For multi-locale batch runs, make sure there's no cross-script leak:

# ja_JP render must not contain Traditional-only Chinese (e.g. 設計, 處理, 實作)
grep -cE "設計|處理|實作|業務" data/resume_history/resume_v*_ja_JP.md    # expect 0 or very low
# zh_CN must not contain Traditional-only characters (e.g. 設, 實, 業)
grep -cE "設|實|業" data/resume_history/resume_v*_zh_CN.md              # expect 0

End-to-end example — "one JD, every market"

# LLM pass per locale
for loc in en_US ja_JP de_DE zh_TW; do
  uv run vibe-resume enrich --tailor data/imports/jd.txt --locale "$loc" -n 3
done

# Batch render
for loc in en_US ja_JP de_DE zh_TW; do
  uv run vibe-resume render -f all --locale "$loc" --tailor data/imports/jd.txt
done

# Review each and show the trend
for loc in en_US ja_JP de_DE zh_TW; do
  uv run vibe-resume review --locale "$loc"
done
uv run vibe-resume trend

Strategic résumé: --company <key> --level <key>

enrich and review accept two extra axes — a named target employer (70 bundled profiles in core/profiles/*.yaml) and a seniority bracket (6 career-level archetypes) — stacked on top of --locale / --persona / --tailor. Block injection order is tailor → persona → level → company. Every apply auto-checks last_verified_at and warns loudly if older than 90 days.

See references/strategic-resume.md for the full axis reference, company list/show/audit/verify/ mark-verified commands, and the drop-in recipe for adding a new employer profile.

Extending the pipeline

When the user asks to add a new extractor, locale, or persona, consult references/extending.md for the Activity schema contract, registration steps, and the "never invent activities" rule.

Useful sibling commands

• uv run vibe-resume status — per-source activity counts
• uv run vibe-resume list-versions — résumé version history from internal git
• uv run vibe-resume diff v001 v002 — diff two versions
• uv run vibe-resume completion zsh --install — shell completion so --locale <tab> expands
• scripts/backup_claude_projects.sh (macOS/Linux) / scripts/backup_claude_projects.ps1 (Windows) — back up ~/.claude/projects before Claude Code's 30-day cleanup

Source: easyvibecoding/vibe-resume — distributed by TomeVault.