resume-authoring-and-assembly

name	resume-authoring-and-assembly
description	Use when normalized resume material is ready and must be rewritten, organized, and assembled into a 1-2 page LaTeX resume without inventing facts.

Resume Authoring And Assembly

Overview

Turn normalized resume material into polished 1-2 page LaTeX while preserving factual meaning. Choose the right template, compress carefully, and keep uncertainty visible instead of hiding it behind fluent prose.

Responsibilities

• Select templates under CV_SKILL_ROOT, such as templates/industry/ats/, templates/industry/photo/, templates/research/ats/, or templates/zh/standard/
• Rewrite bullets for clarity and professionalism
• Preserve factual meaning and source limits
• Decide section order and compression strategy
• Write the working LaTeX draft to work/resume.tex
• Copy CV_SKILL_ROOT/templates/common/resume.cls into work/common/resume.cls before compiling or handing off for review
• Preserve output-local packaging requirements for resume-review-and-delivery
• Update work/claim-source-map.md after drafting so every final factual claim in work/resume.tex has a resolved entry

Asset Root

• Use CV_SKILL_ROOT as the absolute path to this skill package.
• Resolve CV_SKILL_ROOT in this order: first use an explicit user-provided CV_SKILL_ROOT if present; otherwise use the known repository/package checkout location if the runtime exposes the loaded skill path or the skills are still installed under the repo; if neither is available, ask the user for the absolute asset root before using bundled templates.
• Read bundled templates, examples, tests, and docs from CV_SKILL_ROOT.
• Do not guess repository-relative template paths from the current working directory.

Authoring Rules

• Do not begin drafting until resume-intake-and-extraction has finished and work/extracted.md, work/requirements-summary.md, and work/claim-source-map.md exist.
• Before drafting, confirm work/claim-source-map.md uses the exact six-column schema and work/requirements-summary.md records target audience, selected template family, gaps, omissions, and user confirmations.
• Do not draft while any missing-blocking item remains unresolved or unaudited as omitted with explicit user approval.
• Do not draft unless every omitted blocking item has an omission audit with reason, explicit user approval, and impact on final wording.
• Do not invent achievements, metrics, dates, titles, venues, publication status, advisor names, or ownership details.
• Do not generalize, upgrade, or reframe facts unless broader wording is source-backed or user-confirmed.
• If a quality-critical unknown remains unresolved, stop and return to intake for a targeted user question; do not draft around it.
• If a non-critical detail is needs-confirmation, do not smooth it into final resume prose. Keep it out of the final bullet, or replace it with wording that stays strictly within resolved facts, and preserve the unresolved item in working notes.
• Do not resolve quality-critical uncertainty by silently deleting the affected field. Omission is allowed only after explicit user approval recorded in the omission audit.
• One page is preferred when readable; two pages are acceptable when compression would materially damage quality or target fit.
• Research resumes prioritize education, research, selected publications, selected projects, and scholarly traceability. Do not create a long academic CV.
• Industry resumes prioritize impact, delivery, stack clarity, and ATS readability.

Quality-Critical Examples

• Chinese resume requested, source has only a romanized English name, and no confirmed Chinese display name: return to intake and ask how the name should appear.
• Job resume requested, source spans AI, mobile, and research work, and target role/headline is unknown: ask for the target role or offer concise options before drafting a headline.
• Phone number missing, email and website are present, and the user did not request phone contact: omit phone with audit; do not block drafting.

Template Assembly

• Use \documentclass{common/resume} in work/resume.tex.
• Ensure the workspace contains work/common/resume.cls; do not rely on relative paths back into the repository's templates/ directory.
• Authoring produces work/resume.tex and work/common/resume.cls; it does not finalize output/.
• Review-and-delivery copies final source and class into output/ after review and build readiness.
• Working draft build command from work/: xelatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error resume.tex
• Output-local build command after review packaging from output/: xelatex -interaction=nonstopmode -halt-on-error resume.tex

Claim Map Closure

• Treat the intake claim map as a starting point, not a final artifact.
• After writing final bullets and sections, compare work/resume.tex against work/claim-source-map.md.
• Add or revise rows so every final contact line, summary/profile sentence claim, role, employer, date, degree, publication, skill grouping, project description, and bullet claim maps to source material with resolved state.
• Every resolved row added or revised during authoring must include a non-empty source artifact, source locator, and raw wording or user confirmation.
• Include a summary sentence stating that every final factual claim is covered by a resolved row.
• Keep needs-confirmation and omitted-unresolved rows only for working context or documented omissions; they must not appear in final prose.

ATS And Photo Handling

• For ATS-sensitive industry resumes, default to a single-column, text-forward structure.
• Exclude photos from the primary ATS version unless the user explicitly confirms a non-ATS version after the tradeoff is explained.
• Do not present icon-heavy or multi-column layouts as ATS-safe.

Boundaries

• Draft only inside the current workspace.
• Keep template selection within the bundled template families unless the user explicitly changes scope.
• Do not route wording, layout, or audience decisions through unrelated runtime skills.