placed-job-tracker

name	placed-job-tracker
description	This skill should be used when the user wants to "track job applications", "add a job application", "update application status", "view my job pipeline", "get application analytics", or wants to manage their job search using the Placed career platform at placed.exidian.tech.

Placed Job Tracker

Track and manage your job applications with AI-powered pipeline analytics via the Placed platform.

Prerequisites

Requires the Placed MCP server. Install via:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "placed": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@exidian/placed-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "PLACED_API_KEY": "your-api-key",
        "PLACED_BASE_URL": "https://placed.exidian.tech"
      }
    }
  }
}

Get your API key at https://placed.exidian.tech/settings/api

Available Tools

• add_job_application — Track a new job application
• list_job_applications — View your application pipeline
• update_job_status — Update application status (Applied, Phone Screen, Interview, Offer, Rejected)
• get_application_analytics — Get pipeline analytics and conversion rates
• match_job — Score how well your resume matches a job (0-100)
• analyze_resume_gaps — Find missing keywords and skills for a specific role

Usage

To add a job application: Call add_job_application(company="Stripe", role="Senior Engineer", status="Applied", url="https://stripe.com/jobs/123", notes="Referral from John")

To view your pipeline: Call list_job_applications(status="all") to see all applications Call list_job_applications(status="Interview") to filter by stage

To update application status: Call update_job_status(application_id="...", status="Phone Screen", notes="Scheduled for next Tuesday")

To get pipeline analytics: Call get_application_analytics(date_range="30d") Returns: conversion rates by stage, response rates, time-to-offer, top companies

To score resume-job fit before applying: Call match_job(resume_id="...", job_description="...") Returns: match score (0-100), missing keywords, strengths

Application Statuses

• Saved — Job saved for later
• Applied — Application submitted
• Phone Screen — Initial phone/recruiter screen
• Interview — Technical or onsite interview
• Offer — Offer received
• Accepted — Offer accepted
• Rejected — Application rejected
• Withdrawn — Withdrew application

Job Search Tips

1. Apply to 5-10 roles per week for best results
2. Customize your resume for each application using optimize_resume_for_job
3. Track all applications — even informal ones
4. Follow up after 1-2 weeks if no response
5. Use analytics to identify which stages need improvement
6. Aim for a 20%+ phone screen rate; if lower, improve your resume