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Xploror

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4 published skills

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    Flowchart Designer · xploror
    Use when a project needs a professional flowchart diagram generated from its actual codebase - scanning the project, tracing dataflow, and testing edge cases before drawing.
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    Job Tracker · xploror bundle
    Updates the user's job-search tracking files -- "List_of_targets" (companies being watched) and "Applied_list" (company - job title, tagged rejected/interview when applicable) -- whenever the user reports applying to a role, getting rejected, landing an interview, or just wants a company added to their watch list. Trigger this any time the user says things like "I applied to X for Y", "add X to my applied list", "mark X as rejected/interview", "I got an interview with X", "I got rejected from X", or gives just a bare company name to add/check. Handles correct "Company - Job Title (status)" formatting, avoids duplicate entries by updating status in place, and appends new companies to the target list automatically when they're missing.
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    Profile Manager · xploror
    Manage my LinkedIn profile for maximized engagement and visibility to recruiters, researchers, potential collaborators across.
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    Your Resume Cl Creator · xploror bundle
    Builds ATS-tailored resumes and one-page cover letters for a specific job application, following a fixed format standard (mandatory Summary section, fixed four-paragraph cover-letter structure, exact header/address/salutation formatting, and a specific confident tone). Fully generic and anonymous — works for any applicant in any field; every identity detail (name, contact info, education, experience) is supplied fresh per use, never assumed or reused from a prior application. Always use this skill whenever the user asks to build, generate, update, or tailor a resume, CV, or cover letter for a job, company, or role — including as part of a "crack it" job-application workflow, a bare "cover letter" request, or "force crack it" — even if they don't say "use the skill" or name it explicitly. This is the required format for every resume/cover-letter output; do not fall back to ad-hoc formatting.
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