career-ops vs nanoMuse
career-ops: career-ops is a local-first job-search system that runs inside an AI coding CLI such as Claude Code, Codex, Qwen, OpenCode or Grok Build. Paste a job and it checks the posting is still live, scores it 1-5 against your real CV, and drafts an ATS-readable CV, cover letter, application answers and outreach notes. It never submits applications or sends email, has no telemetry, and keeps your data on your machine.; nanoMuse: nanoMuse is a GPL-3.0 personal agent with apps for Android, iPhone/iPad (TestFlight), macOS, Windows, Linux and the web, plus a relay that links devices under one account and can be self-hosted. Each device runs its own agent with a shell, browser, MCP servers and skills; with Hands on it can operate phone apps and desktop windows through the screen. It asks before deleting, sending or paying, runs scheduled routines, keeps its memory as editable Markdown, and answers in Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom and Telegram.
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Deciding which job postings are worth applying to
A self-hosted alternative to cloud personal assistants
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