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Re-render a CV YAML to PDF using RenderCV. Use when the user wants to re-render a template or tailored CV without re-running the full tailor workflow. Accepts an optional file path argument; defaults to prompting the user to choose from available YAMLs.

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name	render-cv
description	Re-render a CV YAML to PDF using RenderCV. Use when the user wants to re-render a template or tailored CV without re-running the full tailor workflow. Accepts an optional file path argument; defaults to prompting the user to choose from available YAMLs.
disable-model-invocation	true

/render-cv

Re-render a CV YAML to PDF using RenderCV.

Usage

/render-cv [<path-to-yaml>]

Examples:

/render-cv — lists available YAMLs and asks which to render
/render-cv templates/david_alecrim_cv.yaml
/render-cv templates/acme_corp_senior_engineer_cv.yaml

Workflow

Step 1 — Resolve which YAML to render

If a path argument was provided, use it. If the file does not exist, report the error and stop.

If no argument was provided:

List all *.yaml files under templates/
Ask the user which one to render

Step 2 — Render

Use the Makefile render target, which delegates to scripts/render.py to handle rendering cross-platform — output always lands in ./output/:

make render FILE=<path>

Step 3 — Report

If the render succeeds, report the path to the generated PDF inside output/.

If it fails, show the full error output so the user can act on it.

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name	render-cv
description	Re-render a CV YAML to PDF using RenderCV. Use when the user wants to re-render a template or tailored CV without re-running the full tailor workflow. Accepts an optional file path argument; defaults to prompting the user to choose from available YAMLs.
disable-model-invocation	true

/render-cv

Re-render a CV YAML to PDF using RenderCV.

Usage

/render-cv [<path-to-yaml>]

Examples:

/render-cv — lists available YAMLs and asks which to render
/render-cv templates/david_alecrim_cv.yaml
/render-cv templates/acme_corp_senior_engineer_cv.yaml

Workflow

Step 1 — Resolve which YAML to render

If a path argument was provided, use it. If the file does not exist, report the error and stop.

If no argument was provided:

List all *.yaml files under templates/
Ask the user which one to render

Step 2 — Render

Use the Makefile render target, which delegates to scripts/render.py to handle rendering cross-platform — output always lands in ./output/:

make render FILE=<path>

Step 3 — Report

If the render succeeds, report the path to the generated PDF inside output/.

If it fails, show the full error output so the user can act on it.