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Orchestrates the complete resume and job application workflow using specialized resume skills. Routes to the right skill based on user intent and chains multiple skills together for comprehensive career support.
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| name | resume-workflow-orchestrator |
| description | Orchestrates the complete resume and job application workflow using specialized resume skills. Routes to the right skill based on user intent and chains multiple skills together for comprehensive career support. |
This meta-skill orchestrates the complete resume and job application workflow by routing to specialized skills and chaining them together. It provides a unified interface for all resume-related tasks while leveraging the deep expertise of individual skills.
Job Analysis & Fit Assessment:
Resume Creation & Tailoring:
Application Materials:
Portfolio & Supporting:
When user provides a job URL or description and wants to apply:
Step 1: Analyze Job Fit
Use: job-description-analyzer
Input: Job description/URL
Output: Match score, gap analysis, application strategy
Step 2: Generate Tailored Resume
Use: tailored-resume-generator (with enhancements from resume-bullet-writer, resume-quantifier, career-changer-translator as needed)
Input: Job analysis + candidate background + existing resume
Output: Tailored resume in markdown + DOCX
Step 3: Create Cover Letter
Use: cover-letter-generator
Input: Tailored resume + job description
Output: Personalized cover letter
Step 4: ATS Optimization Check
Use: resume-ats-optimizer
Input: Tailored resume + job description
Output: ATS compatibility report + keyword match score
Step 5: Interview Preparation
Use: interview-prep-generator
Input: Tailored resume + job description + salary data
Output: STAR stories, talking points, salary anchor
When user wants to improve an existing resume:
Step 1: Assess Current State
Use: resume-formatter (format check) + resume-ats-optimizer (ATS check)
Input: Current resume
Output: Formatting issues, ATS compatibility issues
Step 2: Enhance Bullets
Use: resume-bullet-writer + resume-quantifier
Input: Weak bullets + candidate context
Output: Achievement-focused, quantified bullets
Step 3: Optimize for Target Role
Use: tailored-resume-generator (lightweight, just reordering/emphasizing)
Input: Enhanced resume + target job description
Output: Role-optimized resume
When user is switching industries/roles:
Step 1: Translate Experience
Use: career-changer-translator
Input: Current experience + target industry/role
Output: Translated skills, reframed achievements, industry terminology mapping
Step 2: Identify Transferable Skills
Use: job-description-analyzer (on target role) + career-changer-translator
Input: Target job description + current background
Output: Gap analysis, transferable skills mapping, bridge strategy
Step 3: Create Transition Resume
Use: tailored-resume-generator (with career-changer-translator context)
Input: Translated experience + target job description
Output: Resume emphasizing transferable skills and relevant projects
For senior leadership positions:
Step 1: Executive Branding
Use: executive-resume-writer
Input: Leadership experience + achievements + board experience
Output: Executive profile, leadership competencies, career highlights
Step 2: Strategic Tailoring
Use: tailored-resume-generator (executive mode)
Input: Executive resume + target C-suite role
Output: C-suite tailored resume emphasizing P&L, transformation, strategic impact
For faculty/research positions:
Step 1: Build Academic CV
Use: academic-cv-builder
Input: Publications, grants, teaching, research experience
Output: Academic CV with proper formatting for target institution
Step 2: Tailor for Specific Position
Use: tailored-resume-generator (academic mode)
Input: Academic CV + job description (tenure-track, postdoc, etc.)
Output: Targeted academic CV emphasizing relevant research/teaching
job-description-analyzer → tailored-resume-generator → cover-letter-generator → interview-prep-generator
resume-formatter + resume-ats-optimizer + resume-bullet-writer (all run on same resume)
job-description-analyzer → [if tech role: tech-resume-optimizer] → [if career change: career-changer-translator] → tailored-resume-generator
tailored-resume-generator → resume-ats-optimizer → [if score < 80%: back to tailoring] → finalize
User: "I want to apply for this Senior Product Manager role at Stripe [URL]"
Orchestrator:
1. Runs job-description-analyzer on the URL
2. Presents match score and recommendation
3. Asks for candidate background/resume
4. Runs tailored-resume-generator with job analysis
5. Runs cover-letter-generator
6. Runs resume-ats-optimizer for final check
7. Runs interview-prep-generator with salary data
8. Delivers complete application package
User: "My resume bullets are weak, help me improve them"
Orchestrator:
1. Asks for current resume
2. Runs resume-bullet-writer on each bullet
3. Runs resume-quantifier to add missing metrics
4. Runs resume-formatter for layout improvements
5. Presents enhanced resume
User: "I'm a teacher wanting to move into corporate training"
Orchestrator:
1. Runs career-changer-translator to map teaching → corporate training
2. Identifies transferable skills and reframes experience
3. Runs job-description-analyzer on sample training roles
4. Runs tailored-resume-generator with translation context
5. Suggests portfolio projects to bridge gaps
Is user applying to a specific job?
├─ YES → job-description-analyzer first
│ └─ Match score > 60%? → Continue with tailored-resume-generator
│ └─ Specialized role?
│ ├─ Tech/SWE/PM/Data → tech-resume-optimizer
│ ├─ C-suite/VP/Director → executive-resume-writer
│ ├─ Academic/Faculty → academic-cv-builder
│ ├─ Creative/Design → creative-portfolio-resume
│ └─ General → tailored-resume-generator
│ └─ Career changer? → career-changer-translator first
│ └─ Match score < 60% → Advise against applying (unless dream job)
└─ NO → What does user need?
├─ Improve bullets → resume-bullet-writer
├─ Add metrics → resume-quantifier
├─ Fix formatting → resume-formatter
├─ ATS check → resume-ats-optimizer
├─ Career change → career-changer-translator
├─ Interview prep → interview-prep-generator
└─ Salary negotiation → salary-negotiation-prep
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