// Write a tailored one-page cover letter from a job description and the user's resume, humanized for natural tone.
| name | cover-letter |
| description | Write a tailored one-page cover letter from a job description and the user's resume, humanized for natural tone. |
| argument-hint | <job_description> |
Write a tailored, one-page cover letter connecting the candidate's resume to a specific role.
Follow plugin/skills/shared/setup.md to load profile and resume. Then Read the resume file at data.primaryResumeSourceAbsolutePath for full context (identity, education, experience, skills, projects, research, awards).
From the argument, identify: company + what they do, role title and level, key responsibilities, required/preferred qualifications, tech stack and domain, culture cues.
From the resume, pick the most relevant: 2–3 work experiences, 2–3 projects, research (if AI/ML/CV), education (if relevant to level).
Header (values from data.profile.*):
[Full Name]
[City, State] | [Phone] | [Email]
[LinkedIn] | [GitHub] | [Website]
Opening (2–3 sentences): state the role, lead with strongest specific qualifier, show you understand what the team needs. No "I'm excited to apply" / "I'm writing to express my interest".
Body 1 — relevant experience (3–5 sentences): connect your closest work to their needs, include specific metrics and outcomes, name projects and results (not just technologies).
Body 2 — technical depth (3–5 sentences): deeper alignment with their stack/domain, reference specific projects or research. For AI/ML roles: reference publications.
Body 3 — why this company (2–3 sentences): what specifically draws you here (genuine, not generic), how your background uniquely fits, what you'd bring beyond the requirements.
Closing (2–3 sentences): interest in discussing further, portfolio/GitHub link if relevant, brief thanks.
Sign-off:
Best regards,
[Full Name]
Invoke the humanizer skill on the full text. The final output must read as written by a real person.
Plain text with header and sign-off, ready to paste or convert to PDF.
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