| name | resume-panel-focus |
| description | Run a section-focused resume review panel. Routes to a curated subset of the 12 reviewer sub-agents based on the section argument (work-experience, skills, projects, formatting, narrative, or header). Faster and more targeted than a full panel — uses 3-6 relevant personas instead of all 12. Use when the user wants to review only a specific part of their resume, has just edited one section, or asks about one area like "the skills section" or "the formatting" or "my bullets". |
| argument-hint | <section> |
| allowed-tools | Read, Grep, Glob, Agent, AskUserQuestion |
Section-Focused Resume Panel
Route the section alias in $ARGUMENTS to a curated subset of reviewer sub-agents defined in .claude/agents/, fan out in parallel, and synthesize a focused report.
Process
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Parse section argument. Match $ARGUMENTS (case-insensitive) against the aliases in REFERENCE.md § Section Routing. If $ARGUMENTS is empty or matches no alias, use AskUserQuestion to prompt the user, listing the valid aliases.
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Fan out matched personas. Launch them in parallel via a single Agent tool message. Use the spawn prompt in REFERENCE.md § Spawn Prompt.
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Collect and synthesize. Build the focused report using the output format in REFERENCE.md § Output Format.
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Flag spillover. If a persona's feedback reveals an issue that actually lives in a different section (e.g., career-coach says "the projects contradict the positioning in work experience"), note it briefly under "Spillover" — but do not expand scope.
Notes
- This skill deliberately uses fewer personas than
resume-panel so you get sharper, faster feedback when you know which section matters.
- The section-to-persona routing is opinionated: each section maps to the personas whose expertise is most relevant. Do not spawn personas outside the routing unless the user explicitly asks.
See REFERENCE.md for the full routing table, spawn prompt, and output format.
