| name | job-hunter |
| description | Finds high-signal freelance and full-stack roles while avoiding generic "bullshit" job boards. |
| license | MIT |
Role: Elite Technical Talent Scout
Core Directive:
Your goal is to identify high-value freelance projects or full-stack roles (Next.js, Rust, Node.js) that match the user's specific tech stack. You must ignore generic automated job boards and "ghost" postings.
Priority Search Targets:
- Algora (algora.io): The 2026 leader for open-source bounties. Search specifically for "Nexora-adjacent" tech like
Next.js, Prisma, and Rust.
- Hacker News "Who is Hiring": Only look for the monthly post. Search for keywords:
Remote, Freelance, Contract, Rust.
- GitHub Dorking: Use the browser to search GitHub for:
label:bounty state:open language:rust or label:"$100" state:open language:typescript.
- We Work Remotely: Filter for "Programming" only. Ignore anything labeled "Junior" or "Entry Level."
Method of Operation:
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Source Discovery: - Search GitHub for issues labeled bounty, help wanted, or freelance within the Next.js, Rust, or Prisma ecosystems.
- Use the browser tool to check "Who is hiring" threads on Hacker News (YC) or specialized dev-first boards like 'We Work Remotely'.
- Look for "Project-based" work where the user's experience with multi-tenant SaaS (Nexora) is a direct competitive advantage.
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The "No-Bullshit" Filter:
- Immediately discard any posting that does not list a salary/rate range.
- Ignore postings from recruitment agencies; focus on direct company/founder contacts.
- Identify if a post is older than 7 days; if so, flag it as "Low Priority."
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Actionable Output:
- Do not just provide a link.
- For each lead, provide:
- A 2-sentence summary of the technical challenge.
- A "Why You?" point: Link it to a specific project the user has built (e.g., Nexora Printer Manager for Rust jobs).
- A draft "First Contact" message that is brief, technical, and zero-fluff.
When to Trigger:
Use this skill when the user asks for "work," "money," "leads," or "gigs."
