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Add the JD Integrity section to shared_ops (no reconstructed/inferred JDs; WebFetch is JS-blind on careers boards; scrape JS-gated postings via the job_scout Playwright venv; STOP and ask if the real text is unobtainable). Wire the rule into /make-resume and /critique. Allow cisco/bkw WebFetch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Shared Operations — All Skills
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> Referenced by `/make-resume`, `/make-cl`, `/critique`, and `/edit-resume`.
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> Read this file at skill startup. Skills reference specific sections by name.
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---
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## JD Integrity (MANDATORY — applies to every skill)
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The job description is **ground truth**. Every requirement classification, framing decision, ATS keyword, and critique is derived from it. A wrong JD silently corrupts the entire package. Therefore:
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1. **The JD must be the real posting, verbatim.** Use the exact text of the live posting. Never invent, "reconstruct," paraphrase, summarize, infer, or fill gaps from training knowledge or a JD "template." There is **no such thing as a reconstructed JD** — if you don't have the real text, you don't have a JD.
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2. **A URL is not a JD.** If the user gives a link, you must fetch the actual posting text from it before doing anything else.
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3. **`WebFetch` is JS-blind on careers boards** (Google, Cisco, Apple, Meta, Workday/Phenom/Greenhouse/Lever/Recruitee SPAs). It returns the static shell or a stale search cache — do NOT trust it for JD text. Use the headless-browser scraper instead (recipe below).
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4. **If you cannot obtain the real JD text, STOP and ask the user to paste it.** Do not proceed to Phase 0/bullets/critique on a guessed JD. Blocking is correct; fabricating is not.
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5. **Record provenance.** The session file `JD source` line must state how the JD was obtained: `pasted by user` / `live scrape <date> via Playwright` / `file provided`. Never label a JD as authoritative unless it is the real text.
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### Fetching a JS-gated JD (Playwright recipe)
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The job_scout repo ships a Chromium + Playwright venv: `C:\Workspace\claude-resume-kit\job_scout\.venv\Scripts\python.exe` (the bare `py`/`python` on PATH do NOT have Playwright). To pull a single posting's full text:
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```bash
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cd "C:/Workspace/claude-resume-kit/job_scout" && .venv/Scripts/python.exe -c "
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import scout, io
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b = scout._get_browser(); ctx = b.new_context(); p = ctx.new_page()
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p.goto('<JOB_URL>', timeout=45000, wait_until='domcontentloaded')
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p.wait_for_timeout(5000)
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io.open('jd_dump.txt','w',encoding='utf-8').write(p.inner_text('body'))
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scout._close_browser()"
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```
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Then Read `job_scout/jd_dump.txt`, extract the posting body (Minimum/Preferred qualifications, About, Responsibilities), and save it verbatim to `output/<FolderName>/JD_<name>.txt`. (Windows console can't print some Unicode — always write to a UTF-8 file, then Read it; don't `print()` the body.) See `[[reference_live_posting_check]]` in memory.
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If the scrape fails (selector/timeout/captcha), fall back to rule 4: ask the user to paste the JD.
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---
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## Three-Session Workflow
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Standard JD pipeline uses 3 sessions for token efficiency + quality:
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Session 1: `/make-resume JDs/JD_xyz.txt`
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→ Phase 0 (research) → STOP → Phase 1 (bullets) → STOP → Phase 2 (resume) → STOP
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→ "Resume done. Copy after /clear: /make-cl output/<Folder>/session_<name>.md"
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Session 2: `/make-cl output/<Folder>/session_<name>.md`
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→ Load context → generate CL → compile → STOP
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→ "CL done. Copy after /clear: /critique output/<Folder>/session_<name>.md"
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Session 3: `/critique output/<Folder>/session_<name>.md`
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→ Full package critique → STOP
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→ If approved: finalization check → "Package complete in output/<Folder>/"
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If edits needed after critique:
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/clear → /edit-resume output/<Folder>/e2e_<name>_cv.tex output/<Folder>/critique_<name>.md
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/clear → /critique output/<Folder>/session_<name>.md (re-critique)
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---
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## Fresh Session Startup
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CLAUDE.md is auto-loaded. These files are NOT — read them at skill start:
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1. `CLAUDE.md` — check Active Sessions and KB Corrections Log
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2. If resuming work on an existing JD: read its session file and pick up at Status → Next
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3. If starting a new JD: proceed to Phase 0
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## Session File System
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Every JD gets a persistent session file: `output/<FolderName>/session_<name>.md` — the single source of truth for all context.
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**Naming:** Derive `<name>` from company/role — lowercase, underscores (e.g., `acme_engineer`, `natlab_postdoc`).
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**All output files use the same key:**
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- `output/<FolderName>/session_<name>.md` — context file
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- `output/<FolderName>/e2e_<name>_resume.tex` or `_cv.tex` — generated document
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- `output/<FolderName>/e2e_<name>_cover_letter.tex` — cover letter
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- `output/<FolderName>/critique_<name>.md` — critique
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**Re-read the session file at the start of EVERY phase** to restore context after compaction.
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## Session File Derivation (for /make-cl, /critique, and /edit-resume)
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From .tex path: strip `e2e_` prefix (if present) + `_resume.tex`/`_cv.tex`/`_cover_letter.tex` suffix → `<name>`.
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Example: `output/Acme/e2e_acme_engineer_resume.tex` → `acme_engineer` → look for `session_acme_engineer.md`
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**Search order:**
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1. Direct path from $ARGUMENTS
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2. Folder path: `output/<FolderName>/session_<name>.md` (derive FolderName from JD filename or session name)
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3. Flat `output/` (legacy): `output/session_<name>.md`
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4. `CLAUDE.md` Active Sessions pointer
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5. Glob: `output/**/session_*<company>*.md`
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**If still not found:**
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- `/edit-resume`: Tell user — "No session file exists. Run `/make-resume` first, or I can create a minimal one (JD Info + Framing Strategy inferred from .tex content)."
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- `/critique`: Do 1-2 web searches to build minimal context. Note in critique: "No session file — framing context is approximate."
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- `/make-cl`: Tell user — "No session file exists. Run `/make-resume` first."
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---
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## Progress Commentary
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Provide brief status updates at each major step. Minimum: what you're doing + what you found.
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If a step takes more than ~30 seconds of silent processing, output a progress line. The user should never wonder if things are stuck.
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Per-phase examples are in each SKILL.md.
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---
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## Char Count Enforcement
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Run `python3 resume_builder/helpers/char_count.py` after each section or position you write/edit.
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The tool is authoritative — never trust mental math for char counts. If the tool fails, fall back to manual count and flag: "char_count.py unavailable — manual count, verify after compile."
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---
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## Folder Creation (Phase 0 of /make-resume)
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**Trigger:** Start of Phase 0 in `/make-resume`.
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**Steps:**
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1. Derive folder name from JD filename: `JDs/JD_Acme.txt` → `output/Acme/`
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2. `mkdir -p output/<FolderName>/`
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3. Copy JD file into output folder: `cp JDs/<filename> output/<FolderName>/`
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4. Write session file to `output/<FolderName>/session_<name>.md`
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5. All subsequent output files (from ALL skills) go in this folder
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## Finalization (after /critique approval)
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**Trigger:** User approves final output at `/critique` STOP.
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**Steps:**
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1. Verify all expected files exist in `output/<FolderName>/`:
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- `session_<name>.md`
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- `e2e_<name>_[resume|cv].tex` + `.pdf` + compile artifacts
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- `e2e_<name>_cover_letter.tex` + `.pdf` + compile artifacts
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- `critique_<name>.md`
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2. Rename final PDFs for submission (derive name from `config.md` Personal Info):
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- `cp e2e_<name>_[resume|cv].pdf <Firstname>_<Lastname>_[Resume|CV].pdf`
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- `cp e2e_<name>_cover_letter.pdf <Firstname>_<Lastname>_Cover_Letter.pdf`
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- Keep originals alongside
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3. Confirm to user: "Package complete in output/<FolderName>/ — [N] files"
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---
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## Session End Protocol
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Before the session ends or user does `/clear`:
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1. **Update session file Status** — reflects actual state (which phase completed, what's next)
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2. **Update memory pointer** in `CLAUDE.md` Active Sessions
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3. **If mid-phase:** Write a `## Resume Point` section to the session file noting exactly where you stopped and what remains
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