@kashyap_ai · X

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u/ImmediateSafety2887 · Reddit

I scraped ~150k job postings to build a tool that shows which careers your skills can actually reach — not what an AI guesses. Free, no signup. One-person shop, building this as a second income around a day job, so feedback from this crowd is gold. What it is: every career tool hands you a confident AI recommendation. I wanted the opposite — something that reads live job postings, measures how much of a target role your current skills already cover, and shows the honest version: the salar

@w3ziqv · X

built GitScore — analyzes your GitHub activity and gives you a score from 0 to 1000+ based on commits, stars, impact, and global rank still early, would love brutal feedback

@bashops_dev · X

Building BashOps Radar—repository intelligence for developers. Helping developers identify contribution opportunities that can lead to contracts, paid sprints, and long-term work.

@GigVorx · X

Yes, I am the founder of GigVorx. This is the link, and if you can help me to reach more people who do freelancing, agencies and service providers-

@PAARTHJAIN7 · X

Stitch your resume according to job description (without faking it) Check this out -

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@hemanth17rr · X

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facundobon · HN

Verdict – AI hiring verdicts where every score cites the CV verbatim

u/dooolittle · Reddit

I spent the last months building a role assessment for tech waves — just for fun, now it's real The idea: every hype cycle (Linux, crypto, AI) produces the same 27 roles — builders, educators, curators, capital providers, connectors. Most people pick theirs by identity („I'm a coder, so — developer") instead of fit, and it costs them the cycle. So I built an assessment that measures fit: 77 behavioral questions across 5 dimensions, scored against all 27 roles, with the scoring