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How the vulture works
AI made a lot of jobs smaller and a good developer faster. The vulture hunts work that still exists, then writes a CV for each one. Telegram bot, mini app, and web today. iOS and Android next.
The market, without the pitch deck
Listings got thinner. Headcount got cautious. The pay is often fine, not cartoon money. Meanwhile a developer who can context-switch can cover more than one role without pretending to be three people. That’s the age we’re in. Hunt accordingly: several realistic remote jobs beat a single endangered title.
You tell it who you are
Leave a short profile: stack, seniority, where you’re allowed to work. Upload a master CV as a PDF, or paste the text. That file is the only biography the rewrite may use.
On Telegram that’s /start and an attachment, or /cvsource. The same master CV follows you onto iOS, Android, and the web app.
It hunts the realistic ones
Every fifteen minutes it pulls fresh jobs from Djinni, RemoteOK, and whatever else you point it at. Worldwide and EU remote. Hard-nos dropped. What’s left is scored against you — not against a fantasy round.
Only roles that clear your bar surface: title, score, a short reason, a link. No inbox of maybes.
Then a CV for that job
If you’re applying to more than one real role, one PDF for all of them is how you look unserious. Ask for a rewrite on a match, or on a listing URL. Same employers, same dates, angled at that posting’s must-haves.
Apply, if you want
On Djinni you can save a session and send /apply with a listing URL. It drafts a cover note, shows it, and submits when you confirm. Optional.