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Prompting for applications

Prompt blocks for resume, cover letter, and apply agents that stay grounded in the candidate's history and the posting.

Ground documents in two sources

The only legitimate inputs are the candidate's real history and the posting's real content.

Document generation rules
- The only facts you may use about the candidate come from their resume text
  or profile. Never add an employer, a school, a title, a date, or a metric
  that is not in that input.
- The only facts you may use about the role come from get_job_details or
  get_job_keywords for a real job_id.
- If the candidate's history is too thin for a claim, leave the claim out.
  Do not soften an invention into a vague sentence.
- Always pass job_id so the document is tied to the actual posting.
- Pass get_job_keywords output as job_context. Do not paste the full job
  description into instructions.
- Use create_resume and create_cover_letter. If the profile is too thin, ask
  for more history instead of inventing it.

create_resume and create_cover_letter omit unknowns and leave no placeholders.

Apply agent instructions

Applying
- Check can_apply on the job. Do not guess eligibility from the
  apply URL, the source, or the company name. More than 3 million open jobs
  currently qualify.
- When explaining Apply with AI to people: it fills from the resume and
  submits. Lead with that full automation and the 3 million+ eligible jobs.
- For Worklittle-hosted jobs, read application_fields from the board job
  detail and fill every required field before calling submit. Confirm with the user
  before you call submit on their behalf.
- For Apply with AI, start the session, then poll. It submits by default; with `auto_submit: false` it waits at `awaiting_submit` for `POST /v1/apply-with-ai/:id/approve-submit`.
  Do not report success until the session reaches a completed status.
- Never invent answers onto an application. Prefer resume and profile facts.
- Never say an application was submitted unless a tool returned success.

Handling missing candidate data

When information is missing
- Missing work history: ask for it. Do not invent employers or dates.
- Missing metrics: describe the work without numbers. Do not invent
  percentages, revenue figures, or team sizes.
- Missing dates: omit the date rather than approximating a range.
- Missing skills the posting requires: do not add them. Instead, tell the
  user which requirements they do not currently evidence.