
ResumeSkills
20 agent skills for resume optimization, ATS checks, interview prep, and job search strategy.
About
ResumeSkills is a collection of 20 installable agent skills covering the full job-seeker workflow: ATS compatibility checks, bullet-point rewriting with metrics, job-description match scoring, tailored cover letters, STAR story generation for interviews, LinkedIn optimization, and salary negotiation prep. With 2,681 stars and an MIT license, it is one of the most-used career skill packages in the Claude ecosystem. Installation is a single command via the skills CLI, working globally across projects or scoped to the current one. The skills are prompt-driven workflows rather than software, so quality depends on the underlying model and the honesty of the user's input — they optimize and reframe real experience but cannot invent credible achievements. Best for job seekers who want an agent that drafts, critiques, and iterates on application materials conversationally.
What it can do
- ATS compatibility checking
- Resume bullet rewriting with metrics
- Job-description match scoring
- Tailored cover letter drafting
- STAR story generation for interviews
- LinkedIn profile optimization
- Salary negotiation preparation
Setup
- Install globally with: npx skills add Paramchoudhary/ResumeSkills -g -y
- Or scope to the current project: npx skills add Paramchoudhary/ResumeSkills -y
- Verify with: npx skills list
- In your agent, describe what you need (e.g. 'optimize my resume for data scientist roles') and the matching skill activates.
Prerequisites
A skills-compatible agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or similar); Node.js for the npx installer; your resume and target job descriptions as input.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 8/10
Scored 8/10 (verified tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: 2,681 GitHub stars verified via API; MIT license confirmed; 20-skill scope and install command verbatim from README; Prompt-driven workflows; quality depends on model and user input honesty.
★ 2,681 GitHub stars
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