Most tools dump keywords into a template. This one reads the posting, then rebuilds your existing roles so the overlap sits at the top: what you built, who it was for, the stack, what changed.
Thin source CVs get unpacked. Recent jobs get fuller bullets. Older ones stay shorter. Skills are a short human list, ordered toward this job, not a noun dump from the listing. It will not invent a second life so you can look senior on paper.
- It will
- Reorder and expand real roles. Angle summary and bullets at the listing’s required stack, years, domain, and remote constraints. Hand you a named PDF, on whatever channel you’re using.
- It will not
- Invent employers, date ranges, or degrees. Fake tools or domains your source never mentions. Stuff the job’s phrases in verbatim.
- How you get one
- Upload a master CV. When a match lands, ask for a rewrite — on Telegram that’s /cv, or /cv with a Djinni URL. iOS, Android, and the web app carry the same move.