open-career-skills

open-career-skills is a set of eight Claude Code skills — CV optimizer, STAR story bank, 360Brew LinkedIn planner, cover letters, mock interviews, job search, git evidence miner, and ATS detective — built on one hard rule: no skill may fabricate user facts, ever. The CV optimizer asks for real figures instead of inventing metrics; the evidence miner grounds claims in work artifacts like git history. It ships as a ready-to-run career workspace with file-based memory (profile, story bank, content calendar, trackers) that you fork and keep private, or you can install individual skills standalone. The LinkedIn planner is notably well-grounded, built around 360Brew, LinkedIn's published ranking model. With 25 stars and an MIT license from the JobMentis team, it is a credible open-source companion to their hosted product — the repo is upfront that the paid tier adds scale, statefulness, and live voice interviews.

1. Fork the repo on GitHub (keep your fork private if you plan to push personal data).
2. Clone it: git clone https://github.com/squerne/open-career-skills.git
3. Use the workspace as-is, or copy individual skill folders into your agent's skills directory.
4. Fill in profile/ and story-bank/, then run the /apply pipeline.