The AI writing tools
Three tools in the job panel: a cover letter, interview prep, and CV tips. Each reads that posting and your saved CV.
Needs a free account
Open any job and three writing tools are available in the detail panel. Each one reads that posting and your saved CV.
- Cover letter: three or four paragraphs aimed at that specific posting, built around concrete things from your CV. It is instructed not to open with "I am writing to express my interest".
- Interview prep: the questions this role is likely to ask, technical, behavioural and situational, each with an approach, plus a few worth asking them.
- CV tips: the keywords this posting wants and where to put them, and a handful of your own bullets rewritten, shown before and after. This one needs a saved CV to say anything at all.
These run on Claude. Your CV text and the job description are sent to Anthropic in the United States under EU Standard Contractual Clauses, processed for that request, and the result returned to you. Anthropic does not train on it.
If the buttons are missing entirely, the service is unavailable and they hide rather than failing after you have clicked and waited. They come back on their own.
Where it stops: Output is a draft, not a submission. It will occasionally state something about you with more confidence than your CV supports, so read it before sending. Nothing is sent anywhere on your behalf, and nothing is stored as an application.
Related
- The AI daily limitFive AI calls per account per rolling 24 hours, shared across all three tools. It is not a midnight reset and nothing unlocks it.
- What happens to your CVEncrypted at rest, held in your browser only for the session, sent to Anthropic only for the three writing tools, and never sent to score a job.
- How the match score worksEither how close the whole posting is to your whole CV, or the share of the posting's named skills that your CV mentions. The panel says which.
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